The choices we make each day shape our habits, which, in turn,shape our lives. How can we make those habits healthy ones? One behavior change at a time. It starts by understanding our “why, ”the reason we want to make a change in the first place. An employee’s reason for desiring change can motivate them to stick with it — and employers can help. Read on for more ways you can inspire positive behavior and habit change.
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