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Book · 2026 · Business & Economics

Vibe

The Secrets of Strong Connections in a Lonely World

by Adam Grant · Recommended by 1 person on 1 podcast

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Professor Grant, I love what you write and your new blockbuster vibe. This one is so good. This is on page four. There's even evidence that if we're standing with a friend, a hill looks less steep.
Mel Robbins · The Mel Robbins Podcast · Oct 2026

Why people recommend it

Vibe by Adam Grant is a nonfiction work by the prominent organizational psychologist and professor that explores interpersonal dynamics and human potential. The book received high praise when Mel Robbins discussed it on The Mel Robbins Podcast. During the episode, the host expressed great admiration for the blockbuster release, calling the work exceptional and noting its engaging insights right from the opening pages. To illustrate the practical and fascinating nature of the material, the host read an excerpt from page four detailing scientific evidence that suggests a hill appears physically less steep when an individual stands next to a supportive friend. This observation served as a jumping-off point for a deeper conversation about the nature of human connection, mutual support, and how our immediate social environment alters our perception of challenges. The discussion highlighted the author's signature blend of accessible psychological research and relatable real-world applications, drawing listeners in with practical takeaways designed to help individuals unlock their full potential through the power of positive relationships and shared experiences.

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“Professor Grant, I love what you write and your new blockbuster vibe. This one is so good. This is on page four. There's even evidence that if we're standing with a friend, a hill looks less steep.”

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