Range: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World
“Part of the impetus for the new book came out of the most common reader questions I would get from range. My previous book”
“They cited a lot of the studies that I cite in range, but and and plus some newer ones ... one of my favorite books, Range. Have you read Range”
“David Epstein, who wrote Range, um, who's been on the podcast before”
“even with range, which worked well, I was terrible at like drawing boundaries around my project”
“Have you read uh David Epstein's book, Range”
“David Epstein talks in one of his books a lot about s this The sorting”
“That was one of the the one that we did on range was one of the highest play that I'd ever”
“We were talking earlier about range, the book”
“David is the author of the New York Times number one bestseller range”
“The book Range talks about a wicked learning environment where Every day the rules change”
“David Epstein's book, Range”
“My guest today, David Epstein, author of Range and the Sports Gene, which many of you have probably read”
“And if you read his book Range, which I loved, his book The Sports Gene, which is really good, or his new book Inside the Box, I think you'll see it's a theme of his work”
“He is an investigative journalist, a science writer, and a best-selling author of the book Range”
“Today's guest is David Epstein, a journalist and the author of Range and now inside the box, how constraints make us better”
“His books, The Sports Gene and Range, are truly essential reading”
“Back in 2019, David Epstein joined me to talk about his book range and why generalists often thrive in a specialized world”
“Discussing his book Range, our topic for today is his latest book, Inside the Box, How Constraints Make Us Better”
“we recently selected Inside the Box by David Epstein as our book of the season”
“David is a superb author who published a hugely influential book in 2019 called Range”
“Range, Why Generalists Triumph in a specialized world”
“I've raved for many years about his book Range”
“His last book, Range, was about how journalists are primed to succeed over specialists in our modern world”
“David is a science writer and investigative journalist best known for his number one New York Times bestseller, Range”
“I mean, I wrote a chapter about it in range about this good judgment and also Philip Tetlock, the psychologist, has written about some of this”
“His last book, Range, was a number one New York Times bestseller”
“Range, Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World, colossal bestseller, came out about six years ago”
“David Epstein is the author of the sports gene and range”
“David Epstein, as I mentioned, he has a new book coming out called Inside the Box”
“last year I was having a break between finishing this book and then needing to come on podcasts and talk about it. And and I read a book called Range by David Epstein”
“There's range, which we were talking about”
“One of my favourite books that I've read over the last 10 years is by a science writer called David Epstein and the book's called Range”
“the second half of Range impacted me and David Epstein yeah yeah and the book's known for being this antidote to Malcolm”
“relates to a lot of the concepts in the back of range, the book by David Epstein”
“He did range, which I adored”
“I'll be back soon. I I I'm gonna miss one episode, partly because my schedule is crazy, partly because I'm actually gonna be traveling to Nepal soon. But then I'll be back with some great guests like Matthew McClannan and David Epstein, whose last book. range was a number one New York Times bestseller”
“I'm in the middle of reading a book called Range by David Epstein right now”
“range by David Epstein, wonderful book”
“there's a book that David Epstein wrote called Range. And the whole premise of range is that we're moving out of the era of the specialists and into the era of the generalists”
“the book by David Epstein I think he might have even had him on a podcast. He talks through that and these people who are multi dimensional and connect worlds in different ways”
“Range, Why Journalists Triumph in a Specialised World by David Epstein”
“Range by David Epstein”
“he had me read this book called Range by David Epstein”
“David Epstein wrote a book called Range, which was a it was kind of a counterpunch to the ten thousand hour thing by Malcolm Gladwell”
“I know you've had I think you've had David Epstein on the show. who wrote range and the the concept of you know, generalist learning versus specialized learning”
“His second range is out today and I highly recommend it”
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