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The Little Prince

Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

This beloved, world-famous allegorical classic about a young prince on a quest for knowledge is an essential read for every home library. Combining Richard Howard's translation with restored original full-color art, this definitive English-language edition of

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Hidden Brain

The hosts referenced a line from The Little Prince, noting the author's view that perfection comes when nothing is left to take away.

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the Little Prince's author saying, Perfections achieve not when there's nothing more to add, but when there's nothing left to take away.

— Episode: Innovation 2.0: Do Less

Episode: Innovation 2.0: Do Less

The hosts referenced a line from The Little Prince, noting the author's view that perfection comes when nothing is left to take away.

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the Little Prince's author saying, Perfections achieve not when there's nothing more to add, but when there's nothing left to take away.

Episode: Do Less

It was mentioned with a quote suggesting that perfection is achieved not by adding but by subtracting, further supporting the idea of subtraction as a path to improvement.

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And then you've got the Little Prince's author saying, perfection's achieved not when there's nothing more to add, but when there's nothing left to take away.

On Purpose with Jay Shetty

Kate Bosworth mentioned reading it many times and often gifting it to others. She particularly related to the fox's message about taming and how special the rose is because she is herself.

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I've read the little prince more times than I can count, you know?

— Episode: Kate Bosworth: ON How to Bounce Back Fro...

Episode: Kate Bosworth: ON How to Bounce Back From Hitting...

Kate Bosworth mentioned reading it many times and often gifting it to others. She particularly related to the fox's message about taming and how special the rose is because she is herself.

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I've read the little prince more times than I can count, you know?

So that's a book I give out quite a lot.

Pivot

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Pivot

It was cited as a favorite book, with its themes of essentialism, curiosity, empathy, love, heartbreak, resilience, and self-discovery highlighted as valuable aspects of education that are hard to measure.

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one of my favorite books the little prince has the essentialism visible to the eye the curiosity the empathy falling in love for the first time getting your heart broken having your heart grow back st...

— Episode: Pivot Schooled #5: The Psychology of Rec...

Episode: Pivot Schooled #5: The Psychology of Recovery, wit...

It was cited as a favorite book, with its themes of essentialism, curiosity, empathy, love, heartbreak, resilience, and self-discovery highlighted as valuable aspects of education that are hard to measure.

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one of my favorite books the little prince has the essentialism visible to the eye the curiosity the empathy falling in love for the first time getting your heart broken having your heart grow back stronger realizing you'll you'll be okay with the resilience testing your limits you know all of these things what is essential as invisible to the eye there's a an impossible to measure joyous exploration in a safe place at his college

Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard

It was mentioned several times as a beloved book that the hosts enjoyed and referenced in the gift guide.

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The little prince.

— Episode: Toto Wolff (team principal of Mercedes F...

Episode: Toto Wolff (team principal of Mercedes F1 team)

It was mentioned several times as a beloved book that the hosts enjoyed and referenced in the gift guide.

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The little prince.

The little prince.

The little prince.

The little prince.

The little prince.

Where Should We Begin? with Esther Perel

In an episode, the guest likened his own experience to the Little Prince, saying the story illustrated how his pride had both propelled him as an immigrant and hindered humility. He used the book as a metaphor for equality and the danger of trying to prove one's worth. The discussion was reflective rather than a recommendation, resulting in a casual mention.

Episode: It's Very Hard to Live with a Saint

The man compared himself to the character of the Little Prince from the book. He acknowledged he was proud and that his pride was helpful to him when he was an immigrant, but that his pride could also be a negative thing, as it might make him feel deflated and humiliated, and that it might have hurt his career by preventing him from being humble and learning from others.

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It's like the little prince.

The principito.

Maybe this principito it has also helped you at something because if you didn't have that pride you couldn't have gone far in this country as an immigrant.

I think it's like the little prince who was equal. The little prince was too busy trying to show how much he knew.

Yeah, how good he was. He was just as good as everyone else.

All Ears English Podcast

This was a book recommended to the speaker when they were learning French, but they found it 'meh' and didn't enjoy it. They did not mention the book's usefulness for learning French.

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I know when I was learning French, The Little Prince, Petit Prince, was the one everyone was supposed to read. And I just kind of like, meh, meh. I really wasn't that into it.

— Episode: AEE: Just Read! Build Your Own Approach...

Episode: AEE: Just Read! Build Your Own Approach to Learnin...

This was a book recommended to the speaker when they were learning French, but they found it 'meh' and didn't enjoy it. They did not mention the book's usefulness for learning French.

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I know when I was learning French, The Little Prince, Petit Prince, was the one everyone was supposed to read. And I just kind of like, meh, meh. I really wasn't that into it.

The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway

The author's son has a ring on a necklace with a quote from the book, "What is essential is invisible to the eye."

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My son has a ring on a necklace and scribed with a quote from one of my favorite childhood movies, the little prince. Quote, what is essential is invisible to the eye.

— Episode: No Mercy / No Malice: Prof K

Episode: No Mercy / No Malice: Prof K

The author's son has a ring on a necklace with a quote from the book, "What is essential is invisible to the eye."

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My son has a ring on a necklace and scribed with a quote from one of my favorite childhood movies, the little prince. Quote, what is essential is invisible to the eye.

StarTalk Radio

It was mentioned as the source of the name of the B612 Foundation, and its asteroid B612, as the Little Prince's asteroid.

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We named it B612 because in Ed Lou's kitchen afterward he and Pete and I were sitting around drinking beer and we're saying what the heck do we call this thing? And Pete said, I think that the little...

— Episode: Protecting Earth from Asteroids

Episode: Protecting Earth from Asteroids

It was mentioned as the source of the name of the B612 Foundation, and its asteroid B612, as the Little Prince's asteroid.

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We named it B612 because in Ed Lou's kitchen afterward he and Pete and I were sitting around drinking beer and we're saying what the heck do we call this thing? And Pete said, I think that the little prince, number one, the little prince came from an asteroid but I think it had a name.

Episode: Protecting Earth from Asteroids

The book was mentioned in relation to the B612 Foundation's name, as the asteroid in the story is named B612, it was also described as being about exploration and being child book literate.

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B612, that's the cutest thing you ever heard.

The little prince came from an asteroid but I think it had a name.

So we went on... Dig it up. Before Google we went on the internet and Pete sure enough found that it was B612 was the little prince's asteroid and so we decided to name it...

And so we decided to name it...

Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang

It was compared unfavorably to the storybook read to the Lumas in Super Mario Galaxy, which was considered more iconic.

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is better and more iconic space children's stories, a more iconic space children's story than the Little Prince

— Episode: On The Ninth Day of Culture... October 2...

Episode: On The Ninth Day of Culture... October 29th, 1993:...

It was compared unfavorably to the storybook read to the Lumas in Super Mario Galaxy, which was considered more iconic.

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is better and more iconic space children's stories, a more iconic space children's story than the Little Prince

The Daily Stoic

The speaker cited a quote from this book where the prince said that vain men only hear praise. The speaker then compared this to marketing and said that if you only market your product based on how it makes you feel, then you will miss the actual point of marketing.

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In The Little Prince, if you guys remember this as a kid or maybe you've read it to your own kids, he has this great line. He says, vain men never hear anything but praise.

— Episode: Taming the Ego | Overcoming the Enemy Wi...

Episode: Taming the Ego | Overcoming the Enemy Within

The speaker cited a quote from this book where the prince said that vain men only hear praise. The speaker then compared this to marketing and said that if you only market your product based on how it makes you feel, then you will miss the actual point of marketing.

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In The Little Prince, if you guys remember this as a kid or maybe you've read it to your own kids, he has this great line. He says, vain men never hear anything but praise.

Episode: Adrian Grenier On How Turning To Philosophy Saved...

The book's concept of responsibility for what one has tamed is discussed in relation to the speaker's experience with farm animals and ethical decision-making regarding their care.

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if you read the little prince...he says we're responsible for what we've tamed

Episode: Illustrator Victor Juhasz on Marcus Aurelius and T...

The podcast host used this book as a model for his own book, highlighting its ability to appeal to both children and adults on different levels.

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But the big model for me and this is why I wanted to talk to you about it was The Little Prince, because you have this sort of fantastical surreal kind of adventure story for kids. It's also operating on this totally different level for adults.

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