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Mentioned in 15 episodes

Reset

Reclaiming the Internet for Civil Society

Book • 2020

Author

Ronald Deibert

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Mentioned in 15 episodes

Mentioned by

Matt Abrahams

Dan Heath

's latest book.

547 snips

190. Motivation Matters: How to Leverage What People Already Want

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Carey Nieuwhof

Dan Heath

's latest book, debuting in January 2025, focused on how to change what's not working.

93 snips

CNLP 751 | The 6 Surprising Traits of Sticky Sermons And Why Focusing On The Problem is the Wrong Approach—With Dan Heath

Recommended by

Amantha Imber

as a fantastic book about creating change.

47 snips

Ask Me Anything with Dr. Amantha Imber: My productivity systems, daily habits & overrated advice

Mentioned by

Kyle Norton

as a book by Dan Heath that he recently started listening to.

36 snips

E48: Work Sprawl and the Future of Marketing with Global VP Marketing @ ClickUp, Kyle Coleman

Recommended by

Michael Bungay-Stanier

as a favorite change book that explores systems-level change.

35 snips

You’re over-flexing this change muscle: Dan Heath

Mentioned by

Jonathan Cutrell

while discussing the concept of preparing for unexpected events.

21 snips

How Can You Prepare for High-Impact Unknown Events?

Recommended by

Brian Brushwood

as a great nonfiction book about making changes in systems.

13 snips

Nano Arcade and AI Musings

Mentioned by

Sam Jacobson

when discussing strategies for improving workflow and identifying areas for improvement in a business.

Outsource to a VA with Masterfully Managed

Mentioned by

Dan Heath

as his upcoming book about changing what's not working.

Dan Heath: In Someone Else’s (Working) Shoes

Mentioned by

Ravi Gupta

as the author being interviewed, whose book "Reset" is the focus of the podcast episode.

How To Get Unstuck with Dan Heath

Mentioned by

Andrew Hopper

as a resource related to mental and emotional well-being, especially for pastors.

E68 - Pastor Health: Why Lead Pastors Face Burnout and 5 Strategies to Fight Back

Mentioned by

Dr. Matt Lampe

while discussing a book he is currently reading.

Making Science User-Friendly: Rethinking Communication with Dr. Mike Morrison

Mentioned by

Ellen Pao

as her book.

Ellen Pao On Breaking Tech’s Toxic Status Quo 7 | 3

Mentioned by

Chris Merritt

as a book he read, but didn't think was that great.

The Self-Care Lie

Recommended by

Debra Fileta

as a guide to getting healthy from the inside out, offering mindset shifts and sustainable practices for lasting transformation.

Enmeshed with My Unhealthy Mother (with Anh Lin)

Mentioned by

Kyle Pearce

as a guide to overcoming obstacles in various aspects of life and business, with practical advice on reshaping strategies.

How To Reset Your Financial Plan and Know When it’s Time For A Change

Mentioned by Miz in comparison with Brotopia, highlighting their combined impact on understanding the tech industry.

Book Club Discussion: Brotopia with Emily Chang

Mentioned by

Kyle Pearce

and Yvette as a book inspiring their discussion on alignment and autonomy in education.

How Useful Are Pacing Guides in Math Instruction? Balancing Alignment and Autonomy

Mentioned by

Bonnie Davis

at the end of the podcast as a book she recently finished and enjoyed, highlighting its focus on identifying and amplifying what's working well.

Making work more human with Bonnie Davis

Mentioned by

Alison Beard

as the author of the book, discussing changes in the workplace.

How the Pandemic Changed Talent Management (Back to Work, Better)

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