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Mentioned in 7 episodes
Connected
Book • 2008
In *Connected*, Nicholas Christakis and James Fowler reveal the surprising ways in which social networks shape our lives.
They explain how emotions are contagious, health behaviors spread, and how social networks influence our ideas, relationships, and behavior.
The book challenges traditional notions of individuality by highlighting the powerful role of networks in shaping our experiences.
They explain how emotions are contagious, health behaviors spread, and how social networks influence our ideas, relationships, and behavior.
The book challenges traditional notions of individuality by highlighting the powerful role of networks in shaping our experiences.
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Rey Flemings
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#174 Rey Flemings: A Different Definition of Success
Mentioned by Stephen Dubner as the book by Nicholas Christakis arguing that social circles greatly influence emotions and behaviors.
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31. How Much Do Your Friends Affect Your Future?
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Stephen Dubner
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How Much Do Your Friends Affect Your Future? (NSQ Ep. 31 Replay)
Mentioned when discussing influence of connections.
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Appendix B: All the evidence-based advice we found on how to be more successful in any job
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Mark Hyman
Dr. Mark Hyman: How Entrepreneurs Can Reverse Aging and Unlock Peak Health | Mental Health | E349
Mentioned by Scott, referencing their work on the networking practices of Chinese researchers.
#112 - Marc Effron - The Science of Talent, 8 Steps to High Performance, & One-Page Talent Management
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Stephen Dubner
31. How Much Do Your Friends Affect Your Future?
Mentioned to illustrate the influence of social circles on personal habits, such as weight.
Find Your 1 Thing: Book Insights on The One Thing by Gary Keller and Jay Papasan
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Jordan Harbinger
524: Nicholas Christakis | Pandemic Impacts and Contagious Behavior
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John Bargh
Unconscious mind and our behavior | John Bargh | Reason with Science | Psychology | Consciousness
