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Mentioned in 12 episodes

The Power of Us

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Mentioned by

Tobias Rose-Stockwell

Ashley Juavinett

Mentioned in 12 episodes

Recommended by

Adam Grant

as a great read on overcoming differences.

How to stop doom scrolling — and have a better experience online with Jay Van Bavel

Mentioned by

Nicolai Tangen

as an example of how important belonging is to people.

Otis CEO: Moving Billions Daily, Elevator Evolution, and Service Excellence

Mentioned by

Charles Duhigg

at the end of the podcast as a book co-authored by Jay Van Bavel.

3. How to Have the Hardest Conversations

Recommended by

Katy Milkman

as a book about tribalism and social connection.

Elevate Classics: Katy Milkman on How To Make Lasting Changes In Your Life

Recommended by

Tobias Rose-Stockwell

for its insights on how identity shapes behavior, particularly online.

Scrolling Ourselves Sick: The Hidden Cost of Constant Connection

Mentioned by

Adam Grant

as a great read on how to overcome our differences.

How to stop doom scrolling – and have a better experience online with Jay Van Bavel (from ReThinking)

Mentioned by

Adam Grant

as a great read on how to overcome our differences.

How to stop doom scrolling — and have a better experience online with Jay Van Bavel

Recommended by

Katy Milkman

for its insights into the positive and negative aspects of group identity and tribalism.

Katy Milkman on How To Make Lasting Changes In Your Life

Recommended by

Melina Palmer

as insightful books on group identity and its influence on behavior.

Interview: Melina Palmer, author of What your Customer Wants and Can't Tell You

Mentioned by

Adam Grant

as a great read on how to overcome our differences.

How to stop doom scrolling – and have a better experience online with Jay Van Bavel (from ReThinking)

Recommended by

Melina Palmer

to understand group identity and behavior.

482. The Power of Unity in Persuasion

Mentioned by

Ashley Juavinett

, referencing a football match example discussed in the book to illustrate in-group bias.

Andor and the psychology of resistance

Mentioned by

Melina Palmer

when discussing the theming of

Anne Chow

’s book, Lead Bigger, and how we move between different identities.

471. Lead Bigger

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