Spot the belief
Choose a real challenge at work and identify the belief or assumption driving the current behavior.
Beyond Belief is Nir Eyal’s New York Times bestselling book about identifying the assumptions that hold us back, challenging the stories we tell ourselves, and choosing more useful beliefs that help us achieve breakthrough results.
In the Beyond Belief Lab, you’ll take these ideas beyond inspiration and turn them into practical changes you can apply in your decisions, conversations, and everyday work.
Make transformations like these visible, discussable, and testable.
Choose a real challenge at work and identify the belief or assumption driving the current behavior.
Examine what the belief makes you notice, ignore, expect, or avoid, and where it may be limiting what feels possible.
Reframe the constraint and decide what you would do differently if you believed another outcome were possible.
Test the new belief in a real decision, conversation, or experiment, then bring back what changed.
Sessions are held at 1:00 PM SGT, with recordings always available.
I’m so grateful that this format exists. Jasmine and Nir lead each session exceptionally, making sure every question is heard and each discussion feels valuable. I genuinely can’t think of a more worthwhile way to spend an hour.
I swear this format was made for me. Jasmine and Nir do such an excellent job of facilitating the group. I highly recommend joining.
The experience reveals how little I had actually put into practice. The discussions, structure, and community truly help me turn useful ideas into meaningful change.
Implementation with Nir and Jasmine, guided discussion, practical exercises, and a concrete commitment to test before the next session.
Team members compare assumptions, challenge each other’s thinking, and work through the realities of applying the ideas inside the company.
A place to capture your most actionable insights, tailored to you and your company’s challenges, so useful ideas become concrete next steps.
Nir Eyal is the bestselling author of Hooked, Indistractable, and Beyond Belief. His work turns behavioral science into tools people can use to change how they think and act.
Jasmine Eyal is a researcher and author focused on making complex ideas practical. Together, they guide participants through the reading, the discussion, and the implementation work that happens between sessions.
Many professionals use learning and development budgets for Beyond Belief Lab. We’ve created a note you can personalize and share with your manager.
Bring Beyond Belief Lab to your organization with a company-specific experience built around your priorities, challenges, and goals.
Hi [Manager Name],
I’d like to put Beyond Belief Lab on our professional-development budget. It’s a guided implementation program, based on Nir Eyal’s New York Times bestseller Beyond Belief, that helps people identify the assumptions limiting their decisions and put more useful beliefs into practice at work.
Over four live sessions, the program gives participants a structured way to take one real challenge at work from insight to visible change. It includes:
What appeals to me is that the program is designed around implementation. Instead of reading a business book, taking a few notes, and forgetting most of it a few weeks later, I’d have a structured process for spotting the belief driving a current behavior, challenging it, choosing a more useful one, and testing it in a real decision or conversation.
Here’s how it would pay off for [Company Name]:
I’d point what I learn at [specific priority, project, or skill].
If helpful, I’m also happy to share useful frameworks or takeaways with the team as I go.
Would you be comfortable approving this as a one-time professional-development expense?
Thanks,
[Name]
The structure and core intellectual property stay consistent, while the prompts, examples, and implementation exercises are grounded in the real situations, strategic priorities, and recurring constraints your teams are already discussing.
It can be. Organizations that reserve a full cohort can create a company-specific experience. When a full cohort is not reserved, participants may join a broader cohort with people from other organizations.
Anyone who wants to change how they work, not just what they know. Depending on the organization, that can include executives, managers, high-potential employees, and individual contributors.
The program can include session recordings and practical playbooks so participants can catch up and still complete the week’s implementation work. Final delivery details can be adapted to the company’s needs.
By enrolling in Beyond Belief Lab (the “Program”), or by enrolling others in it, you agree to these terms. “You” means the person or organization paying for the Program. “Participant” means anyone who attends.