In this interactive workshop, Andrew Sykes from the Kellogg School of Management and Habits at Work will introduce the idea that “we are our habits” and share the science of motivation and habit creation based on two decades of research by the Behavior Research Applied Technology Laboratory (BRATLAB). He’ll share insights for driving motivation without only relying on incentives and show how and why non-financial motivators have greater staying power and impact. 

Key Takeaways:

• Learn a model for creating high impact habits and the role that motivation plays
• See why financial rewards are the most expensive and least effective way to create lasting habits
• Explore the science of motivation and learn how to use that to drive performance in your company