True behaviour change is identity change. Start by deciding who you want to be.
Instead of "I want to lose weight," try "I am the type of person who never misses a walk."
"I am"
2. Routine Audit & Habits Scorecard
Evaluate your daily habits. Rate them as Positive (+), Negative (-), or Neutral (=).
3. The 4 Laws Habit Architect
Design your environment and routines systematically using behavioural medicine frameworks.
1. Make it Obvious
Design your environment & habit stack.
Why this works: Cues trigger habits. Linking your new health goal to an existing daily routine makes it automatic so your brain doesn't have to guess.
2. Make it Attractive
Temptation bundling & social norming.
Why this works: We are motivated by anticipation. Pairing an action you need to do with one you want to do makes the behaviour much more appealing.
3. Make it Easy
Reduce friction & apply the 2-Minute Rule.
Why this works: Human nature follows the law of least effort. Lowering friction and scaling habits down to 2 minutes overcomes procrastination and inertia.
4. Make it Satisfying
Immediate tracking & reinforcement.
Why this works: What is immediately rewarded is repeated. Immediate tracking and small rewards provide the instant gratification needed to lock in the habit.
4. Interactive Habit Contract
Create a binding commitment to hold yourself accountable.
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Behavioural Health Action Plan
Patient: _____________
Date:
Identity Shift
"I am committed to improving my health."
Habit Scorecard
Environment Design (The 4 Laws Architecture)
1. Make it Obvious
N/A
Cue: N/A
2. Make it Attractive
N/A
Social: N/A
3. Make it Easy
N/A
2-Min Rule: N/A
4. Make it Satisfying
N/A
Reward: N/A
Official Habit Contract
I, _____________, commit to the primary objective of:
_____________
I will report to my accountability partner, _____________.
If I fail to uphold this commitment, the consequence will be: _____________.