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Mentioned in 12 episodes

How to talk so kids will listen & listen so kids will talk

Book • 1980

This book by Adele Faber and Elaine Mazlish provides practical advice on how to communicate more effectively with children.

It covers topics such as acknowledging and addressing a child's feelings, engaging cooperation, resolving conflicts, and offering alternatives to punishments.

The authors emphasize the importance of empathy, providing clear information, and encouraging children to come up with their own solutions.

The book promotes a mindful, respectful, and compassionate approach to the parent-child relationship, helping parents to connect deeply with their children and foster greater mindfulness and communication.

Mentioned by

Dr. Courtney Tolinski

Rabbi Shais Taub

Elizabeth Lotardo

Mentioned in 12 episodes

Mentioned by

Simon Sinek

as a book about listening.

Purpose, Friendship, and Human Skills with Simon Sinek

Mentioned by

Tamar Yehoshua

as a helpful parenting book focusing on communication.

Lessons in product leadership and AI strategy from Glean, Google, Amazon, and Slack | Tamar Yehoshua (Product at Glean, ex-Google and Slack)

Recommended by

Tal Raviv

as the best book on product management he's read, highlighting its practical examples and clear communication.

Becoming a super IC: Lessons from 12 years as a PM individual contributor | Tal Raviv (Product Lead at Riverside)

Mentioned by

Becky Kennedy

and

Adam Grant

during their discussion on parenting styles and the importance of setting boundaries.

Bringing out the good in kids —and parents— with Becky Kennedy (Re-release)

Mentioned by

Dan Harris

as a book about talking to children.

Gretchen Rubin on: How To Use Your Five Senses To Reduce Anxiety, Increase Creativity, and Improve Your Relationships

Mentioned by

Deb Liu

as a helpful resource for improving communication with children.

How to Survive and Thrive as a Busy Working Parent | Deb Liu (CEO Ancestry)

Mentioned as the basis for Parent Gym techniques on how to talk so kids will listen.

Vintage: How to talk so your teenager will listen, and teens wanting to sleep together. 148

Mentioned by

Ann Pierce

as a book about parenting that was influential to her.

How to Navigate Conflict and Respond Better to Emotions | Ann Pierce

Recommended by Deena Shakir as a helpful book on leadership, focusing on communication.

20VC: The Memo: Chris Sacca on Why We Are Breeding a Generation of Entitled Assholes, Harley Finkelstein on What Great Fatherhood Really Means, Deena Shakir on How Kids Make You a Better Investor and Anne Wojcicki on How Children Change Your Approach to R

Recommended by

Deena Shakir

as a book about leadership that is not a business book but is very effective for leadership development.

20VC: Why You Should Think Twice Before Taking Multi-Stage Money at Seed, Why Venture Has Never Been Less Collaborative, How Becoming a Parent Made Me a Better Investor and Why We Should Be Optimistic About the Future of Diversity in Venture with Deena Sh

Mentioned by

Guy Raz

as a book about communicating with children.

Guy Raz ON: Safely Quitting Your Job & Building the Business of Your Dreams

Mentioned by

Jason Fladlien

as a helpful resource for improving communication with children.

This Secret Made Me Millions (The 4 Modes of Communication)

Mentioned as a resource for improving communication with children.

3106: My Single Greatest Achievement by Vitaliy Katsenelson of Contrarian Edge

Recommended by

Dr. Courtney Tolinski

for its insights into effective communication.

Mental Health and Dev ft Dr. Courtney Tolinski - Depression, Anxiety, Imposter Syndrome, Focus, Motivation, Burnout

Recommended by

Scott Tolinski

as a helpful resource for parents of young children.

Potluck - Career Switch at 33 × Cover Letters × Kids × Learning Quickly × More!

Mentioned by

Nick Loper

as helpful for parenting strategies.

491: My Latest Online Business Experiments (Q1 2022 Progress Report)

Mentioned by

Jack Canfield

as a helpful resource for improving communication with children.

Stepping Into The Unknown: The Power of Embracing Change

Mentioned by

Rabbi Shais Taub

as a parenting book he read 20 years ago with some good points.

Rabbi Shais Taub: This Is Why Jewish Kids Rebel

Mentioned as a resource for improving communication and listening skills between parents and children.

529- How to Handle Disappointing Grades: Why It’s Happening, How to Help

Mentioned by

Elizabeth Lotardo

in comparison with "Managing Up", highlighting its applicability to workplace dynamics.

Elizabeth Lotardo on Leading Yourself: How to Find Purpose in Your Current Job

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