Turn Intentions into Daily Practice

In this presentation, the speaker explains how to move from a vague good intention—such as "be a better listener"—to concrete daily practices that actually produce change. The process begins by identifying the single most relevant intention for the individual, then breaking it down into small, repeatable actions. The speaker draws on eight years of deep research into behavior change and adult learning theory, citing foundational work by BJ Fogg (tiny habits), Charles Duhigg (habit loops), and Katie Milkman (behavioral science). A newly compiled dataset is introduced, which validates and extends these established theories, providing empirical support for the proposed practice‑translation framework. The overall message is that intentions become habits only when they are operationalized through specific, manageable daily actions grounded in proven behavioral science.










