THE CHANGE LAB BLOG

Why Knowing What to Do Doesn’t Always Lead to Change

Knowing exactly what to do and consistently doing it are two entirely different challenges — and that disconnect helps explain why change is hard, even for highly motivated people. The intention-behavior gap describes the well-documented disconnect between what people...

Thought Isn’t Truth — But It’s Really Good at Faking It

The Benefits of Knowing What You’re Up To Ever catch yourself predicting a negative future, assuming someone’s judging you, or thinking in all-or-nothing terms? These are just a few examples of the kinds of habitual thought patterns that modern psychotherapy refers to...

Why Discernment Might Be Your Most Underrated Skill

We live in a world overflowing with bold claims—about consciousness, evolution, human potential, and artificial intelligence. Some of these ideas are compelling. Some are inspiring. But the question I’ve been sitting with lately is this: How do we know when something...

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