ReThinking
As an organizational psychologist, Adam Grant believes that great minds don't think alike; they challenge each other to think differently. In Re:Thinking with Adam Grant, he has lively discussions and debates with some of the world's most interesting thinkers, creators, achievers, and leaders—from Lin-Manuel Miranda to Brené Brown to Mark Cuban, and Olympic medalists to Nobel laureates to Oscar winners. By diving ins
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- 1 Run, Rose, RunDolly Parton and James Patterson · 1× across 1 episode
- 2 You the PeopleVanessa Beasley · 1× across 1 episode
Rethinking your career identity with Oscar winner Ke Huy Quan
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The difference between joy and relief with Allison Sweet Grant
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Love
Allison Sweetcrand
we're starting with allison's first memoir love which debuts this month it's poetry and prose about her experience with breast cancer ▶ tap to play from here
Lump, a memoir in inoquent reflections
Allison Sweetcrand
you are officially here to talk about your new book lump a memoir in inoquent reflections ▶ tap to play from here
How leaders build a collective identity with Vanessa Beasley
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You the People
Vanessa Beasley
vanessa shared her research in her seminal 2004 book you the people ▶ tap to play from here
Dolly Parton is burning up, not burning out | from WorkLife with Adam Grant (re-release)
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Run, Rose, Run
Dolly Parton and James Patterson
run rose run is your first ever novel ▶ tap to play from here
Is emotional regulation always a good thing? with Julie Bowen and Aliza Pressman
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Improvisation as a life skill with Andrea Jones-Rooy and Justin Gregg
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Originals
Adam Grant
i said but i wrote a book called originals and she said yeah you should take your own advice ▶ tap to play from here
The psychology of rivalry and resilience with Maria Sharapova
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How to challenge your self-limiting beliefs with Shawn Achor
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Think Again
Adam Grant
i was really excited to write a book called think again which was gonna be about the power and importance of questioning and rethinking our beliefs ▶ tap to play from here
Before Happiness
Shawn Achor
i felt like i wrote about that on before happiness which was a previous book i had ▶ tap to play from here
The science of the cold plunge with Chris Ballard
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The Plunge
Chris Ballard
chris ballard is a journalist and the author of the plunge a fascinating book about cold water immersion ▶ tap to play from here
Why a chatbot can’t raise your kid with Dana Suskind
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Thirty Million Words: Building a Child's Brain
Dana Suskin
her pioneering work on childhood development led to her first book 30 million words and how early exposure to language influences brain development ▶ tap to play from here
Human Raised
Dana Suskin
dana continues her exploration of childhood development in her new book human raised ▶ tap to play from here
How to prevent corporate corruption with Eric Ries
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The Lean Startup
Eric Ries
he's best known for his best selling book the lean startup about how founders learn rapidly and innovate continuously ▶ tap to play from here
Incorruptible
Eric Ries
his experience on that project and working with many high profile companies over the years led to his new book incorruptible which focuses on how to help organizations avoid straying from their ideals ▶ tap to play from here
The craft of storytelling with Ann Patchett
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The Dutch House
Ann Patchett
along with acclaimed nonfiction works anne has written 10 novels including the dutch house tom lake and bel canto ▶ tap to play from here
Tom Lake
Ann Patchett
along with acclaimed nonfiction works anne has written 10 novels including the dutch house tom lake and bel canto ▶ tap to play from here
Bel Canto
Ann Patchett
along with acclaimed nonfiction works anne has written 10 novels including the dutch house tom lake and bel canto ▶ tap to play from here
Shuggie Bain
Douglas Stewart
he wrote suggy bane and won the bookers several years ago ▶ tap to play from here
What Finnish president Alexander Stubb learned from golfing with Trump
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The Triangle of Power
Alexander Stubb
he wrote a book called the triangle of power about understanding and bringing balance to the new world order ▶ tap to play from here
Think Again
Adam Grant
i mean i think my life is pretty much along your book think again and therefore rethinking ▶ tap to play from here
The Triangle of Power Rebalancing the New World Order
Alexander Stubb
i wrote a book called the triangle of power rebalancing the new world order when i was in academia and that has helped me to frame my thinking ▶ tap to play from here
Creative anxiety, self-doubt, and procrastination with Fredrik Backman
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A Man Called Ove
Fredrik Backman
frederick's first book a man called ove was published in sweden in 2012 ▶ tap to play from here
Dad brain with neuroscientist Darby Saxbe
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Dad Brain
Darby Saxby
darby unpacks her groundbreaking research in her new book dad brain which focuses on the biological psychological and social transformations men undergo when they become fathers ▶ tap to play from here
Father Nature
Jim Rilling
jim rilling who is one of my favorite neuroscientists he's at emory and he actually has a book called father nature which i recommend ▶ tap to play from here
Why a digital detox won’t reset your attention span with Gloria Mark
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Attention Span
Gloria Mark
and she's the author of the book attention span which explores our struggles with focusing for longer periods of time ▶ tap to play from here
What is greatness? with Chuck Klosterman
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The one skill you need to succeed in your career in a turbulent world - by Adam Grant | from Radio Davos
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How Adam Grant uses data and intuition to make life decisions | from WorkLife with Molly Graham
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The antidote to injustice with Bryan Stevenson
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