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You don’t need more discipline. You need a process that works when real life shows up.
Grounded in behavioral science and shaped by nearly two decades of coaching experience, Do The Thing helps you close the gap between intention and action without shame, perfectionism, or rigid routines.
Do The Thing gives readers the tools to stop waiting for the ‘perfect moment’ and start taking action that feels natural, sustainable, and genuinely their own. If you’re tired of trying to force change and ready to make progress that lasts, this book will become your new best friend.
Melina Palmer, Founder of The Brainy Business
When motivation fades. And life gets messy, most behavior-change advice collapses. Willpower becomes unreliable. Discipline starts to feel brittle. And the cycle of trying, failing, and blaming yourself begins again.
DO THE THING takes a different approach. Instead of asking you to try harder, it shows you how to design habits that actually fit your life, your environment, and the way your brain really works.
Reduce friction instead of relying on motivation
Design habits that adapt to real-world environments
Experiment without shame or perfectionism
Build consistency even when energy fluctuates
Stop blaming yourself and start coaching yourself
The most powerful interventions don’t change people; they change the conditions so people can change themselves. They hand you the controls, not the script.
Erin shows you how to create change without shame or perfectionism. A deeply human approach to behavior change.
Scientific precision combined with deep empathy. Research translated into real relief.
Practical, compassionate, and genuinely doable — a guide for real life.
Tools that help you guide yourself toward meaningful change.
Download The Behavior Change Field Guide: A practical companion workbook designed to help you experiment, adapt, and take consistent action even when motivation fades.
Erin Laverone is a behavior change coach and educator with more than seventeen years of experience helping people turn insight into action. Blending behavioral science with deep empathy, her work focuses on designing habits that fit real lives, not perfect routines.
Through coaching, education, and research-informed frameworks, Erin helps individuals and professionals close the gap between knowing what to do and actually doing it.
Open the book. Try the process. Experiment your way forward, even when life gets messy.