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Mentioned in 9 episodes
Mentioned by 

as a distillation of key insights and lessons from her decades of teaching interpersonal dynamics.


Carole Robin

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How to build deeper, more robust relationships | Carole Robin (Stanford GSB professor, âTouchy Feelyâ)
Written by Carol Robin and 

, based on their popular Stanford course on interpersonal dynamics.


David Bradford

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How To Make Your Relationships Exceptional | Carole Robin and David Bradford
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to help understand feelings at a granular level.

Celine Teoh

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135. Rethinks: The Personal and Professional Power of Emotional Awareness
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for its feelings chart.

Celine Teoh

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93. All the Feels: The Personal and Professional Power of Emotional Awareness
Written by Carol Robin and 

, both lecturers at Stanford GSB, to share insights from their popular Interpersonal Dynamics class.


David Bradford

29 snips
28. Building Strong Relationships: How to Effectively Communicate in Your Professional and Personal Life
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when discussing loneliness and ways to banish it from your life.


Mike Carruthers

Proven Ways to Extend Your Life & Hereâs The Cure for Loneliness
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as a book based on a legendary course in emotional intelligence.

Michael Kovnat

Let's Get Touchy-Feely
Recommended by 

as a guide to building exceptional relationships.


Rangan Chatterjee

How to Build Exceptional Relationships and Why You Should with David Bradford and Carole Robin #177
Mentioned by 

as an excellent book co-authored with David Bradford, focusing on building exceptional relationships.


Daniel Stillman

The Inner Work of Leadership with Carole Robin, PhD
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and 

, based on their popular Stanford course, to provide practical tools for improving relationships.


Carole Robin


David Bradford

The Awesome Power of "Touchy-Feely" | Carole Robin and David Bradford
Mentioned by Dr. Rachel Morris when discussing interpersonal communication and the concept of 'going over the net'.

How to Stop a Difficult Conversation Going Bad