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Mike De Socio

Hi, I’m Mike De Socio. I’m a freelance journalist based in Boston, telling stories about cities, climate change and the LGBTQ+ community. My work has been published in Bloomberg, The Guardian, Fortune, DigBoston, HuffPost, Bicycling Magazine and beyond.

Publications

  • CNET
    64 articles
  • CNET
    64 articles
  • GreenBiz
    2 articles
  • Work Life (by Atlassian)
    1 article
  • NextAdvisor
    1 article
  • California Real Estate Magazine
    1 article
  • Poynter

Writes Most On

EnergySavingsRenewableEnergySolarpanelsEnergyEfficiencySolarEnergySustainabilitySolarPowerSustainableLivingSolarInstallationCleanEnergyHomeImprovementEnergyStorageGreenEnergyElectricVehiclesClimateChangeTaxcreditsRealEstateHeatpumpsHVACHomeownersNetMeteringElectricityInterestRatesEVHomeEnergySystemHomeComfortEnergyPolicyPowerOutageInsulationUtilityBillsHomeEquityEcoFriendlyBackuppowerFinanceEmergencyPreparednessSolarIndustrySolarIncentivesEVsHomeBatteriesIRSForm5695TaxCreditSolarWaterHeatersElectricityRatesFinancialAdvisorsHomeSafetyHousingMarketEnergyCostsEnvironmentalImpactRooftopSolarHomeEnergyAudit
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  • Why the power of habits might just live up to the hype
    16 Apr—Work Life (by Atlassian)
    There’s been more than a little buzz about habits lately. To take just one example: James Clear’s 2018 book “Atomic Habits” spent an eye-popping 260 weeks on the New York Times bestseller list. Books like these – including the 1989 classic “The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People” – promise that habits are a key to transforming your personal and professional life. And they draw on our collective, perennial desire to form good habits (and break bad ones) as a way of optimizing our life. But...
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