The #1 reason we find that people in the Pivot program smoke is due to stress.
Smoking Cessation |
smoking cessation, software development
It’s not easy to pinpoint which experiences in Dennis Rohm’s career best suited him for the CTO role at Carrot.
Are you worried about company productivity? Diabetes costs? Employee financial wellness? Follow the smoke.
Our latest study, in the journal “JMIR mHEALTH,” backs up our claim that Pivot is for all people who smoke.
Dr. Heather Patrick was a full-on, very-serious-sounding-paper-writing PhD professor before she left academia in 2009 for more real-world pastures.
Johnson & Johnson Innovation – JJDC, Inc. (JJDC) leads the investment, joined by New York Life Ventures, Khosla Ventures, Marc Benioff, and R7 Partners REDWOOD CITY, Calif., Oct.
Smoking Cessation |
pivot, quit smoking, quitting smoking
Committing to quit with a friend or loved one can increase your chances of success.
Smoking Cessation |
behavior change, behavioral science, motivation, smoking cessation programs
Parents want to motivate children. Companies want to motivate employees. Maybe you’ve been trying to figure out how to motivate yourself.
What if I told you we had a simple preventative service that could help avoid 50,000 premature deaths and $14 billion in U.S.
Smoking Cessation |
how to quit smoking, internal motivation, motivation, quit smoking
In Pivot, we call your reason for quitting smoking your “why.” Your why is your internal compass. It keeps you moving in the right direction, regardless of what’s going on around you.
Feeling energized by the prospect of a new year? Or maybe overwhelmed by yet another time when you feel like you should quit smoking? Another new year is upon us.
The start of a new year can be a hectic time in wellness. There’s the mad rush around the holidays, closing out the previous calendar year, and gearing up for the next.