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I’m Chris — recovering workaholic, lifelong habit experimenter, and a guy who’s read way too many behavioral science books so you don’t have to.
I’ve spent over two decades researching what helps people live and work better — and trying (sometimes failing) to apply it in my own life. I’ve worked as a leadership exec, earned a Ph.D. in Education & Leadership, and been featured in places like Forbes and SHRM. But none of that means much if I can’t help real people make small changes that actually stick.
That’s why I started Better at Life: one short, non-preachy email each week with an idea that you can use right now — not after a weekend retreat and 47 journal prompts.
If you like insights with a side of real life, you’ll probably like it here.
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A look inside the Newsletter
Stop draining your energy on things that don’t matter. Learn how to audit your week, cut energy leaks, and protect your focus for what counts.
Start each day with 3 small, meaningful wins to boost motivation and reduce overwhelm. Simple daily habit that makes you feel accomplished, not just busy.
When a task feels overwhelming, don’t ask, “How do I finish this?” Ask: “What’s the 2-minute version of this I can start right now?”
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