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Summary and Critique of
Marshall Goldsmith and Mark Reiter’s
Triggers
Creating Behavior That Lasts – Becoming the Person You Want to Be
by I.K. Mullins
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction
Part I. A Summary and Critique of Marshall Goldsmith and Mark Reiter’s Triggers *****
*****I.1.1. A Brief Overview of Goldsmith and Reiter’s Book
*****I.1.2. Twelve Belief Triggers That Can Sabotage Your Success
*****I.1.3. The Impact of the Environment on Our Behavior
*****I.1.4. Making Behavioral Changes
*****I.1.5. Important Takeaways from Goldsmith’s Book
Part II. A Critique of Goldsmith and Reiter’s Triggers
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