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The Mel Robbins Podcast
The hosts highlighted the book when Dr. Sharot appeared as a guest, noting her credentials and that it presented "experiments in living." The discussion focused on how its insights into noticing and behavior can help people change habits and understand emotions, and the hosts expressed enthusiasm for the fresh perspective it offered. They presented the title as a valuable resource for listeners.
Episode: How To Make Your Life Exciting Again
Dr. Sharot is a behavioral neuroscientist and the director of the Affective Brain Lab at University College London. Her research integrates neuroscience, behavioral economics, and psychology to study how emotion and behavior influences people's beliefs and decisions. Dr. Sharot is a professor at both University College London and MIT and the bestselling author of three books, including the new book, Look Again.
She's also a professor at both University College London and MIT and the bestselling author of three books, including the new book, Look Again.
And so my parting words is experiment in living.
We end our, the book that I wrote together with my co-author Kat Sunstein, we end that with a chapter that's called Experiments in Living.
Episode: How to Motivate Yourself (and Others) to Change An...
Dr. Tali Sharot mentioned her book *Look Again* as her newest publication. This episode was about changing behaviors, and she discussed her new book in detail.
And she's also the bestselling author of three books, including the brand new book, Look Again.
I was super excited to have you come on because every single one of us has somebody in our lives that we love, but we would love to have them change.
So, I mean, you have to pick your battles, right?
And so what are we getting wrong based on the research about trying to change other people?
Does fear ever motivate somebody to change?
