“Every time we hear this train, we're going to jump up like little kids… after about four or five times, people started to look forward to it… then there were eight celebrations a day.”

Tony Robbins Podcast Daily · STOP Letting These Beliefs CONTROL Your Life...

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When a recurring disruptive stimulus (train whistle) occurs, have participants immediately jump up and celebrate like a child, repeating each time to re-condition response and turn irritation into a positive celebration

train sounds 7-8 times a day; after 4-5 repetitions participants began looking forward; eventually 8 celebrations a day

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