Person
Every book Steve Peters recommended on podcasts
Steve Peters appeared on podcasts such as The Diary Of A CEO and Modern Wisdom to discuss mindset, mental health, and the psychology behind high performance. Peters recommended Women Who Love Too Much by Robin Norwood, praising the book as an excellent resource for individuals dealing with low self-esteem in relationships. He also discussed his own book, The Chimp Paradox, explaining the reasoning behind why he wrote it and chose its title.
Books recommended by Steve Peters
-
Women Who Love Too Much
Women Who Love Too Much by Robin Norwood is a psychological self-help guide that examines compulsive romantic patterns and the underlying causes of why certain individuals repeatedly find themselves trapped in destructive relationships.
Recommended“and there was a book out at the time which I used to recommend I just think Saxon written by a woman and it was to entitle women who loved too much I read through this book and I thought she'd written it in my opinion it was excellent”
Where to get it
-
The Chimp Paradox
The Chimp Paradox by Steve Peters is a bestselling psychological guide that presents a mind management model to help individuals understand emotional control, human impulses, and interpersonal relationships.
Discussed“so that's why I called it the chimp Paradox and I wrote the chimp Paradox”
Where to get it
Books Steve Peters wrote
Appearances
Other mentions (4: passing, ad reads, own books)
“tell me if I Rumble too much because I get asked a lot about do you have a chimp and I my chin wrote the books you know it decided to collude with me”
“I'm pushing the next book now oh this is I mean this one's a pass through the jungle is to me is is a step up”
“what I do is what I've seen the book here in a passage jungle I explained the starting point is get a blank piece of paper and write down who you want to be”
“However, um for Joe Public, some said, "I want to work on my own." And so I wrote this uh Path of the Jungle as as a manual with lots of diagrams, lots of science references this time for people who want to follow them up.”