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Movements Are Habits Too

How One Woman's Habit Moved a Nation

Strong Ties and Weak Ties: The Two Forces Behind a Movement

Saddleback Church and Habits of Belonging

Checkpoint: Social Habits

Applying Social Habit Design

Designing Peer Pressure on Purpose

Checkpoint: Designing Support

Module 5 of The Habit Loop System. Teaches how social habits spread using the Montgomery Bus Boycott (strong ties vs. weak ties) and Saddleback Church's small-group growth model, then has the learner design a personal accountability structure.

Habits don't just live inside individuals — they move through groups, communities, and entire societies. This module examines how social habits spread, using the Montgomery Bus Boycott and the growth of Saddleback Church as case studies, and has you map the social support your own habit change needs to survive.

How Habits Spread — Social Habits and Movements

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