📚 7 Books mentioned in "How to Attract Anyone (Even If You're Ugly) | Mitch Prinstein" of The Jordan Harbinger Show

I read the book and thought, wait a minute, did I get a prioritized answer because of popularity?

In this segment, Jordan Harbinger refers to a book he read, humorously reflecting on whether his email was prioritized because of popularity, indicating that the book may relate to the guest, Mitch Prinstein.

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In the book, you even remark about the school and military performance of popular versus non-popular kids.

Jordan discusses a book where the guest analyzes the school and military performance of popular versus non-popular kids, highlighting its thematic focus.

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That's why I wrote the book.

During the conversation, Mitch Prinstein mentions that he wrote the book they are discussing, highlighting its relevance to the topic.

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After reading your book, spoiler alert: we're all still stuck in this trap.

Jordan mentions that after reading the guest's book, he discovered that everyone remains trapped in a cycle of popularity.

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When I read about it in your book, it struck a chord because I've experienced similar dynamics.

In this segment, Jordan shares how he relates to the dynamics discussed in the book he mentions, illustrating a personal connection to the content.

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You observed in your book that we act more impulsively around admired individuals, which sheds light on the nature of peer pressure during high school.

The host points out that their book includes observations about how people act more impulsively around those they admire, providing insight into the role of peer pressure during high school.

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Until talking about this through this book and all the talks I’ve done across the country, many people didn’t realize—wait a minute, these are two different ways of scratching the itch we all have to be well-regarded, and they both can lead to happiness!

The host discusses how the book and conversations surrounding it helped clarify different paths to social acceptance, which are likability and popularity.

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