Good Inside

“She's a founder of Good Inside, the host of the Good Inside podcast, the author of the number one New York Times bestselling book, Good Inside, one of my favorite parenting books.”

“And again, if you haven't read Good Inside, go read it right now.”

“And then, um we're talking about keeping the fire and being the good guys. Dr. Becky's Good Inside is a book I've given to a lot of dads and and parents across the board.”

“And you know, I'm reading like, what's the book you recommend constantly? Good Inside. Yeah, that's like the current play on my phone. She's...”

“Have you read Dr. Becky's stuff? She wrote this book good inside. She's incredible.”

“Well, I'm I'm very excited to do this cuz I I absolutely loved your book.”

“You know, it's obviously a parenting book, but I got to say something that affected me the most in it, and my wife and I noticed that we need it perhaps more than our kids. It strikes me as a very Stoic concept.”

“You say this in the book, like people want their kids to be happy. I would I would say most of us want to be happy.”

“It strikes me as a reframing of how most people think about things. You say this in the book: people want their kids to be happy. Most of us want to be happy; that's what we sort of think we're aiming for.”

“Cuz you know your kids are good inside, as you say in the book. You know your kids are good.”

“As you say in the book, you know your kids are good. So you quickly look for a reason why they're behaving the way that they are, right? Because you know that they're good.”

“You know, um it doesn't make it go away because even if you are right and their thing they are they have a an imagined memory or they were they were fed incorrect information, it ex- you're not going to be able to argue them out of their feelings.”

“Yeah, and and yeah, full circle. If you can accept that your kids are good inside even when their behavior demonstrates otherwise, you also deserve the same treatment {slash} gift, which is you were not always the parent you wanted to be or the person that you would like to be, but inside you are good.”

“have you read uh Dr Becky's book good inside I have not she she's amazing”

“Dr Becky Kennedy is the brand new number one New York Times best-selling author of good inside she says no matter what's going on your life there is good inside of you”

“so I want to go to a particular part of your uh your number one New York Times best-selling book good inside page one you talk about how when you're in your Clinical Psychology PhD program at Columbia”

“you're gonna have a bazillion questions so make sure you go to melrobbins.com we also have all kinds of resources there for you including Dr Becky's book we also have links to her website I've got a bunch of other resources linked there”

“please see the links in the show note captions including the links to her best-selling book good inside and to the online learning platform for better parenting”

“We've also linked to her book, Good Inside, and all the other stuff we talked about.”

“Check out the platform. Go and grab a copy of the book.”

“You know what's the book you recommend constantly good inside”

“Well, I appreciate you drawing that connection cuz I do think that so many of the things I talk about Good Inside yes, the immediate application is for parenting, but our kids need what we need, what other adults need, what our colleagues need.”

“And so whether you're right, it was three days ago, three years ago, a pattern of things for the last twenty years, to go to your kid and, you know, in my, in the book and definitely in the TED Talk, there are the scripts like I think like having words like, oh here's how I could start that conversation,”

“in addition to your book good inside a Guide to Becoming the parent you want to be which has been recommended to me by multiple close friends even though I don't have kids”

“of course the book good inside a Guide to Becoming the parent you want to be we'll link to the Ted Talk”

“I took your advice and started following Dr. Becky on Instagram. I also bought her new book. I think it's called Good Inside and me and my husband have been reading it together.”