Analyzing tradeoffs to drive change

If we recognize that we are all hard-wired for the Five Domains of Wellbeing, then we also need to recognize that all change--individual and structural--requires tradeoffs in wellbeing.

Additional resources:

Steps to understanding behavior – A flow chart to help understand motivation and tradeoffs
Reframing behavior – A worksheet for reframing the behavior of anyone (friends, family, coworkers, clients, patients, etc.)
The importance of getting underneath behavior – Examples of how the same behavior can be prompted by very different reasons
Anticipating tradeoffs – Individual level tool to think through a change or decision being made
Tradeoffs analysis tool – Systems level tool to think through a policy or rule and the tradeoffs involved

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