Book · 2016 · Business & Economics
Originals
How Non-Conformists Move the World
- episodes
- 7
- podcasts
- 5
- people
- 7
- episode recommends it
- 1
But your research and your work in Originals on in chapter one page 17 kind of starts to debunk that myth in a I think a really liberating way.
Questions about Originals by Adam Grant
Who recommends Originals by Adam Grant on podcasts?
Michelle Khare (1 episode) has recommended Originals by Adam Grant on podcasts. In all, 7 people brought it up across 5 podcasts (1 person recommended it).
Which podcasts mention Originals the most?
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett (2 episodes), The Tim Ferriss Show (2 episodes), On Purpose with Jay Shetty (1 episode), The Book Review (1 episode) and The Rich Roll Podcast (1 episode).
Is Originals recommended, or only discussed?
Originals by Adam Grant was recommended in 1 episode and discussed without a recommendation in 6 episodes, as of 2026-04-07.
What do people say about Originals?
Steven Bartlett on The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett (2024-02-12): "But your research and your work in Originals on in chapter one page 17 kind of starts to debunk that myth in a I think a really liberating way."
When was Originals last mentioned on a podcast?
Originals by Adam Grant was last recommended on The Tim Ferriss Show by Michelle Khare on 2026-04-07.
What they say about it
- Discusses author and book“Adam Grant who is a professor”2

The best things said about it
I've given Adam Grant's Originals to a few people, too.
Adam Grant writes eloquently about positive procrastination; one way to approach it is to consider whether it's rational procrastination.
Charles Duhigg On Purpose with Jay Shetty · Apr 2022 Where and when it comes up
Most episodes, by podcast
7 people who brought it up
Why people recommend it
Originals is a bestselling nonfiction book by Adam Grant that explores how individuals can champion new ideas and spark positive change without unnecessary risk. Michelle Khare recommended the book on The Tim Ferriss Show, noting that she has given copies as gifts to others. Greg Cowles reviewed the title on The Book Review as part of a discussion on bestseller lists. Steven Bartlett dedicated an entire episode of The Diary Of A CEO to interviewing Adam Grant about the book's core concepts, querying the author on his definitions of originals, his research on teams, and the myth of risk-taking debunked in the opening chapters. Additionally, Charles Duhigg appeared on On Purpose with Jay Shetty to discuss Grant's insights on positive and rational procrastination. Listeners and hosts frequently revisit the text to better understand how innovative thinkers operate in professional and personal environments, making it a staple recommendation for those interested in organizational psychology and productivity.
Every mention
Michelle Khare And then I've given Adam Grant's originals to a few people, too. 1
“And then I've given Adam Grant's originals to a few people, too.”
Charles Duhigg Adam Grant writes eloquently about positive procrastination; one way to approach it is to consider whether… 1
“Adam Grant writes eloquently about positive procrastination; one way to approach it is to consider whether it's rational procrastination.”
Greg Cowles and then uh and then up all of this is very spot-on For The Love and Death issue it is you knew what we wer… 1
“and then uh and then up all of this is very spot-on For The Love and Death issue it is you knew what we were doing less spot on uh up at number two Adam Grant who is a professor of management and I think maybe psychology at the Wharton School um has a book called Originals”
Marcia Kilgore it's called Originals by Adam Grant 1
“it's called Originals by Adam Grant”
Rich Roll Like his book "Originals" was all about this. 1
“Like his book "Originals" was all about this.”
Steven Bartlett we were talking earlier about the books that you've written this particular book in front of me here Originals 1
“we were talking earlier about the books that you've written this particular book in front of me here Originals”
“and then in reading your book you use the word Ronaldo so I feel like this is a wonderful opportunity to ask you about that”
“what is when you wrote this book and called it Originals what did you mean by an original”
“but your research and your work in Originals on in chapter one page 17 kind of starts to debunk that myth in a I think a really liberating way”
“the hidden potential is the newest book right that's the that's the brand new that came out in October last year didn't it”
Tim Ferriss he's the number one New York Times bestselling author of four books that have sold more than 2 million copi… 1
“he's the number one New York Times bestselling author of four books that have sold more than 2 million copies and have been translated into 35 languages give and take originals option B and power moves”
Other mentions (6: passing, ad reads, own books)
“Think again, Hidden Potential, Give and Take, Originals, all of which are his.”
“They might say you should just read The Originals or that we haven't read the originals.”
“think again originals give and take and option b”
“Well, I mean, a lot of people have written and thought about Bridgewater, like I think Adam Grant's commentary in the originals book is really useful.”
“Cheryl Samberg is is of course also the author of lean in and the COO of Facebook and Adam Grant best-selling author of originals and give and take”
“and he has a new book out originals how non conformist moved the world”