Our CEO, @jason_riis, was recently invited onto the Legends Interview series for @alliance4cehp's podcast. Dr. Riis discussed our overconfident misperceptions and complacent inactions framework with host @BrianSMcGowan of @Archemedx. Check it out!

This week is the @UnitedFresh Virtual Convention! Wendy Reinhardt Kapsak, President + CEO of PBH, + @jason_riis will discuss behavioral sciences topics like KNOW-FEEL-DO + more during a live Zoom workshop on 6/17 @ 11 AM EST. Register here: #haveaplant

@Fruits_Veggies @jason_riis I don’t have to force my parents to eat veggies and fish everytime I broil the fish marinated in apple cider vinegar and whip up some sweet and sour sauce with half cooked Italian peppers, celery and onions.

Rather than setting goals for New Year's, let's aim to set new habits! PBH Chief Behavioral Scientist @jason_riis believes it's better to create healthier habits, as they become automatic and are easier to attain. Give his new article a read: #haveaplant

Behavior change is HARD, and so is sticking to resolutions. We hear ya! @jason_riis, PBH Chief Behavioral Scientist, is here to make it a little less hard, w/ a focus, of course, on boosting #fruit + #veggie intake. Check out his article: #haveaplant 🍓🥦

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Below: A fair appeal to amateurs to give some deference to real experts. But we also need another cup: please don’t confuse your degree with an occult gift to see into the future

Instead of asking, “Are you sure? Try asking, “How sure are you?” “Are you sure” is a yes or no question. It demands unreasonable certainty. “How sure are you?” allows for shades of gray. It says uncertainty is okay. How often in a day do you casually ask, “You sure?”