Why do you
scroll your phone?

This simple question holds the secret to behavior change

Let's break down this behavior

You want to

You want to

You see the red notification dot and want to know who liked your post

You can do it

You can do it

Your phone is right there, just a quick swipe away

Something reminds you

Something reminds you

Your phone vibrates, the screen lights up, notification arrives

When these three elementshappen at the same time

The behavior occurs

This is the Fogg Behavior Model

B = MAP
Behavior
Motivation
Ability
Prompt

Dr. B.J. Fogg
discovered after 20 years of research: All human behaviors follow this simple formula.

Try It Out: Adjust Behavior Elements

Drag the sliders to see how Motivation and Ability affecting behavior

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How much do you want to do it?

50

How easy looks it to do?

Has Prompt

Is there a trigger?

✓ Behavior Happens

All three elements are present. Behavior triggers!

Behavior Model Chart

HighMotivationLowHardAbilityEasyAction LineBehavior HappensBehavior Fails

How to Use This Site

This site is an interactive learning experience to help you understand the Fogg Behavior Model and apply it to change behavior. We recommend the following learning path:

1

Understand Core Formula

First, experience the B=MAP interactive demo above to understand the three elements of behavior: Motivation, Ability, and Prompt.

2

Diagnose Your Behavior

Use the Diagnostic tool to analyze the behavior minimize you want to change, and identifying if it's a Motivation, Ability, or Prompt issue. Use Focus Map to prioritize.

3

Design Your Habits

Use the Tiny Habits Designer to create tiny behaviors, generate a complete plan with Habit Recipe, and reinforce positive feedback with Celebration Designer.

💡 Tip: You can also start exploring by clicking any module in the top navigation, each module is an independent learning unit. Not sure where to start? Try the Behavior Diagnostic