@monogonet tldr Spiel Schach mit ihm,
nimm ihn ernst, schau was für Qualitäten er hat, organisier nen Familienausflug und nimm ihn mit, und dann nach Vertrauensaufbau: sorg dafür, daß sie selber wissen wo die Schokolade ist.
@KevinRUSerious@tealitewitchery @IamFanieHustle @JoshuaPotash Inspiring. Makes me want to get on to FB again and start writing to ppl. I sell coaching by the hour. Packages for months/year.
@SkinnerPm the question for incremental approach is where does it hurt most. and trying to do sth about that. for guns probably the most can be done in prevention through open communication, would be a first increment. for climate change probably taking care of those who can't protect thems
@Briankmcneal@Snarklefuss incrementally putting out a fire would mean putting out the fire where it threatens to destroy the house first. and then continue from most dmg to least dmg parts of fire.
good example thanks.
@johncutlefish The closest one I found "As predicted, [...] rewards significantly undermined free-choice intrinsic motivation [...], as did all rewards, all tangible rewards, and all expected rewards."
https://t.co/lH1g2ZKChd
@johncutlefish Gerald Hüther (brain researcher) said that reward and punishment is the same es it trains the same neural network. Only excitement/enthusiasm is different as this is what people used when they learned as children. checking a study for you later on
@bethsawin@DrKWilkinson so that our climate challenge is actually an identity crises, as in how high do we value our own opinion in relation to that of the next person.
X : I still don't get the point of the "modified" table.
Me : Ok. No amount of vision, skills, incentives, resources and an action plan is going to save you if you're directing the troops to walk off a cliff. A modicum of awareness is more important than all of those.