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NEW TODAY SHOW APPEARANCE: TALKING DEBT, BUDGETING, MARKET HIGHS AND MAINTAINING MOTIVATION. What better way to start off the New Year than in New York with the TODAY Show?  Despite the 18 below windchill whipping through the city streets, I had a blast with Sheinelle Jones and Craig Melvin discussing the most damaging forms of debt, the top two budgeting apps, the best kinds of checking accounts, how you should respond to market highs–and lows–and how best to stay motivated to turn those we learn that we are, whether we like it or not, creatures of habit. For better and for worse. In order to help us understand how habits work, how to identify them, and how to create good ones, Duhigg introduces us to the “Habit Loop,” a cycle that begins with an (often unknown) behavioral Cue that triggers a Routine resulting in a desired Reward. Physical exercise is something that’s important to many people, myself included, so using Duhigg’s concepts, I’ve created a reward for this desired behavior that I submit to you as nothing short of the WORLD’S BEST PROTEIN FRUIT AND VEGETABLE SMOOTHIE. Takers–categorizations that have implications in both our personal and professional lives. development, it struck me that Grant’s triumvirate may have an an*logous trio of traits that accurately describes our posture toward I’m sure you’re not a Complainer, but I’ll bet you know how to spot one, whether that person is a friend, colleague or client. Complainers tend to have an eye for the imperfection in everything, and they almost seem to enjoy pointing it out. They seek to disagree and magnify their discontent. They capitalize on opportunities to provide criticism, but it’s rarely constructive. And they also tend to be vocal about it, creating dissatisfaction for others where it may not have previously existed. airline pilot ferrying me from St. Louis to Charleston (via Atlanta—always Atlanta), “so please keep your seatbelts on Thank you, sir, for giving me precisely the hint of inspiration I needed to frame this week’s note of encouragement while in the midst