Episode 17: A lesson from Mitch Prinstein's book, Popular - podcast episode cover

Episode 17: A lesson from Mitch Prinstein's book, Popular

Feb 12, 202032 minSeason 1Ep. 17
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Episode description

This week, Laura & Jerome talk about Mitch Prinstein's book, Popular: Why being liked is the secret to greater success and happiness.

This episode hits really close to home for Laura, because as every parent of a middle schooler knows that this is the time when kids really start "keeping score." And of course with social media, keeping score is real (and doesn't even need the quotation marks!).

Prinstein's basic premise is that kids (and people) should strive for likeability, not popularity, if they want to live happier, healthier lives for the long run. Fascinating topic, great advice from Dr. Jerome.

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Popular by Mitch Prinstein

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