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Mentioned in 36 episodes

The four tendencies

Book • 2017

Gretchen Rubin's "The Four Tendencies" introduces a personality framework categorizing individuals into four tendencies: Upholders, Questioners, Obligers, and Rebels.

Understanding these tendencies helps explain how people respond to inner and outer expectations, impacting their decision-making, habit formation, and relationships.

The book provides self-assessment tools and practical advice for leveraging each tendency's strengths and navigating its challenges.

It offers insights into personal productivity, communication, and conflict resolution.

Ultimately, it promotes self-awareness and improved relationships.

Mentioned by

Sebene Selassie

Mentioned in 36 episodes

Mentioned by

Steph Smith

in relation to an article about remote work and how personality types influence behavior.

Steph Smith: How to Make Your Writing Stand Out

Mentioned by

Robin Berzin

as a book exploring personality types and their impact on health.

Root Cause Health: Robin Berzin, MD On Functional Medicine, Longevity For Women, GLP-1s, Hormone Therapy, & Utilizing Lifestyle For Long-Term Well-Being

Mentioned by

Chris Duffy

as one of

Gretchen Rubin

's best-selling books.

You can do better than a New Year's resolution | How to Be a Better Human

Mentioned by

Sebene Selassie

, referring to Gretchen Rubin's book about how people are motivated.

Sebene Selassie On How To Be "Non-Attached" When the Stakes Are High

Mentioned by

Mike Schmitz

as a book he wasn't a fan of due to a mismatch in mission and cartographer's perspective.

113: The Great Mental Models Volume 1 by Rhiannon Beaubien and Shane Parrish

Mentioned by

Dan Harris

as one of

Gretchen Rubin

's New York Times bestsellers.

Gretchen Rubin on: How To Use Your Five Senses To Reduce Anxiety, Increase Creativity, and Improve Your Relationships

Mentioned by

Ryan Holiday

as one of her books.

Gretchen Rubin On The Power Of Exploring Your Senses

Mentioned by

Gretchen Rubin

and

Kendra Adachi

when discussing the framework of Upholders, Questioners, Obligers, and Rebels.

More Happier: Navigating New Year Pressure with Gretchen Rubin on "The Lazy Genius" [Revisited]

Mentioned by

Kendra Adachi

as a framework for human motivation.

A New Year Pep Talk with Gretchen Rubin (Bonus)

Mentioned by Bev from Lancaster, Pennsylvania as a framework for understanding how people respond to expectations.

484 | Conflict Frequencies

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