People We Don’t Know, The

di Leonard M. Grant (Autore)

Melanie Banks, 2025

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. What if the greatest lessons of your life are hidden in the people you pass by every day? In The People We Don’t Know: Lessons from Talking to Strangers, Leonard M. Grant invites readers into the unseen world of human connection—one that exists quietly in bus lines, coffee shops, hallways, airports, and ordinary daily moments. Drawing from psychology, lived experiences, and powerful human stories, this book reveals how strangers shape our moods, challenge our assumptions, and sometimes change the course of our lives. We live in a world more connected than ever, yet we are increasingly afraid of each other. We avoid eye contact. We stay in our digital bubbles. We rush to judgment before we ever exchange a word. But behind every unfamiliar face is a hidden universe—one that can teach us something profound about others and about ourselves. Through eight insightful chapters, Grant uncovers: Why our brains judge strangers instantly—and how to rise above those reflexes The psychology of trust, emotional safety, and the small interactions that influence our well-being How to break personal and cultural barriers that keep us from meaningful exchanges How random interactions—with baristas, travelers, neighbors, or complete unknowns—quietly reshape our beliefs How to become more approachable, confident, and socially open in everyday life How to build a life rich with micro-connections that strengthen your courage, curiosity, and sense of belonging Whether you’re looking to overcome social anxiety, deepen your empathy, or simply feel more connected to the world, The People We Don’t Know will teach you how ordinary interactions can lead to extraordinary personal growth.

• Autore: Leonard M. Grant
• Durata in (hh:mm:ss): 03:57:28
• Anno edizione: 2025
• Editore: Melanie Banks
• Lingua: Inglese
• EAN: 9798260806401