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Mentioned in 11 episodes

On Our Best Behavior

Book • 2023

Author

Elise Loehnen

Mentioned by

Mentioned in 11 episodes

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

as her book.

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Phil Stutz & Elise Loehnen Share Tools For Inner Well-being, How To Embrace Pain, Uncertainty & Constant Work As Divine Invitations, & Why Everything You’re Avoiding Will Transform Your Life

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

as a book she wrote exploring how women have been conditioned for goodness.

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Finding Faith in our Future (Krista Tippett)

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

as her New York Times bestselling book, available wherever you get your books and on audio read by her.

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A Formula for Coming Alive (Shannon Watts)

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

as one of her books.

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So You Want to Write a Book? (Monthly Solo)

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

as a book that prompted questions on how to evolve beyond its framework.

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Tools for Contending with Fear (Courtney Smith)

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

as a New York Times bestselling book that explores the cultural expectations placed on women.

The Gold of Midlife (Chip Conley)

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

as part of a series of books she has written.

How to Be an Effective Idealist (Rutger Bregman)

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

as her own New York Times bestselling book.

Are You Holding Yourself Back? (Monthly Solo)

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

as her New York Times bestselling book exploring the cultural expectations of women.

When We’re Committed to the Most Extreme Reaction (Thomas Hübl, PhD)

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

as her New York Times Bestselling book on women's conditioning and cultural edicts.

How to Think About Genius (Helen Lewis)

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

as a collaborative workbook on self-discovery and wholeness.

The Real Meaning of Resolutions (Monthly Solo)

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

as her New York Times bestselling book.

On Reducing Harm & Saving Lives (Maia Szalavitz): ADDICTION

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

as her New York Times bestselling book.

How to Love Better (Yung Pueblo)

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

as her own book, exploring the societal conditioning of women and men.

Who Is a Prophet, and Who Is Profiteering? (Monthly Solo)

Recommended by

Anna Seirian

for its exploration of the seven deadly sins and their impact on women.

Not you trying to micromanage the creative process [Bare Minimum Artist’s Way: Week 3]

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

as her own book.

Avoiding the Temptations of the Blame Game (Monthly Solo)

Mentioned by

Ruthie Ackerman

as a book that helped her understand self-silencing and the pressure on women to suppress their desires.

The Power of Owning Your Story with Ruthie Ackerman

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

as her New York Times bestselling book exploring the conditioning of women and cultural expectations.

The 63-Second Chance to Rewire Your Brain (Caroline Leaf, PhD)

Recommended by

Elise Loehnen

as her own book, exploring how women have been conditioned for goodness and men for power.

My Unofficial Investigation of Male Podcasters (Monthly Solo)

Mentioned by

Elise Loehnen

as containing part of the story that

Meggan Watterson

tells in more detail.

Who Am I If I’m Not Pleasing Anyone? (Meggan Watterson)

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