Hidden Brain

The book was presented as a roadmap for policymakers, entrepreneurs, and change agents on how to harness social networks to drive social change.

The host identified Todd Kashdan as the author of this book, which teaches how to dissent and defy effectively.

The host mentioned that Todd Cashton wrote this book, which offers guidance on how to dissent and defy effectively.

The book was cited as explaining why celebrity fame involves more than talent, wealth or beauty, suggesting a hidden network effect.

The host introduced the book as a guide to applying ancient philosophy to modern life and later mentioned the author's role as a philosopher at City College of New York.

The book was mentioned as a coauthored guide that expands on Stoic ideas together with Gregory Lopez and Meredith Alexander Kunz.

The host noted that Huggy Rao coauthored the book with Bob Sutton, emphasizing how smart leaders make the right things easier and the wrong things harder.

The host mentioned that Rao also coauthored Scaling Up Excellence, a book about getting to more without settling for less.

He was identified as the author of a book that explores how nature improves cognitive, physical, and social wellbeing.

Stuart Ablon mentioned that Ross Green was writing the book while discussing his research on challenging behavior, noting its relevance to their work.

The host noted that Antonio PascualLeone authored this work on what works and when in psychotherapy and everyday life, highlighting his expertise in emotion change.

Shankar introduced Phil Fernbach as the coauthor of The Knowledge Illusion, noting its focus on why we never think alone.

The host introduced Stephanie Coontz as the author of the book and noted that it explores how marriage shifted from economic and political arrangements to being driven by romantic love.

The psychologist Eli Finkel was introduced as the author of the book, which he used to explain his concept of "the allornothing marriage" and how the best marriages work.

The host cited Gilbert's bestseller as an example of someone who left a marriage to pursue personal growth, mentioning the title while discussing modern expectations of marriage.

The host noted that James Cordova is the author of this book on cultivating deeper connection with a partner.

Vic mentioned that he had written a book titled Life on Purpose, and later the host identified him as the author of Life on Purpose, How Living for What Matters Most Changes Everything.

The host noted that James Cordova authored a book on cultivating deeper connection in relationships.

The authors presented the book as a guide to evaluating the value of one's work, explaining how to think about meaningful work and its impact on happiness.

Kira Green was introduced as the author of Memory Lane, a book describing the imperfect ways we remember.