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Mentioned by Jordan B. Peterson and 
Ellen Langer as Dr. Langer's latest book, exploring mindful awareness, perception of time, and the benefits of attention.
Ellen Langer as Dr. Langer's latest book, exploring mindful awareness, perception of time, and the benefits of attention.
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381. Change Your Mindset, Your Health, Your Life | Dr. Ellen Langer
Mentioned by Ellen Langer as a book containing personal stories and insights from her career.
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133. Pay Attention! (Your Body Will Thank You)
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Sean Carroll as her most recent book, discussing the physiological and health benefits of mindfulness.
Sean Carroll as her most recent book, discussing the physiological and health benefits of mindfulness.
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279 | Ellen Langer on Mindfulness and the Body
Mentioned by Charles Muhlbauer while discussing the importance of giving prospects an illusion of control during sales calls.
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How to Make Prospects Open Up Without Feeling Pressured | Charles Muhlbauer | Ep. 293 (Sell)
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Eric Zimmer and Ellen Langer during their discussion on mindfulness and its impact on health.
Eric Zimmer and Ellen Langer during their discussion on mindfulness and its impact on health.
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Mind Over Matter: The Power of Mindfulness for Wellbeing with Ellen Langer
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Jay Richardson as her latest book, providing a comprehensive treatment of bodily awareness and sense of bodily ownership.
Jay Richardson as her latest book, providing a comprehensive treatment of bodily awareness and sense of bodily ownership.
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EP #3 | Minding the Body | Frédérique de Vignemont
Mentioned by Ellen Langer herself when discussing her research on mind-body unity and its impact on health.
Ellen Langer herself when discussing her research on mind-body unity and its impact on health.
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Aging and longevity reimagined: Is mindfulness the secret?
Mentioned by Harry as written by Ellen Langer , who is a professor of psychology at Harvard University.
Ellen Langer , who is a professor of psychology at Harvard University.
Being mindful in a mindless world | Ellen Langer
