Do I belong? . . . Can I do it? . . . Who am I--and how am I seen? . . . Do you love me? . . . Can I trust you?
These are the questions that stand in the way of becoming who we want to be: Of joining the communities we hope to join, of accomplishing what we want to accomplish, of having the kinds of relationships we seek to have. But in recognizing these questions, how they come up for ourselves and for others, we can develop good answers that let us spiral up as individuals, in relationships, and as communities.
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Why In-N-Out made me spiral down
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Excerpts
(I didn't write the headlines!)
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"The book is deeply grounded in rigorous research yet feels deeply human."
-Tal Gur, Elevate Society A Behavioral Scientist Notable Book of 2025 Review by Yuval Atsmon, Chief Financial Officer, McKinsey & Co. |
US publisher: Penguin Random House
UK Publisher: Hachette Translations Forthcoming: Chinese (simplified), Dutch, Japanese, Korean, and Portuguese |
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Ordinary Magic isn't my first book. Far from it!
From the archives!
The Handbook of Wise Interventions: How Social Psychology Can Help People Change, edited with Ali Crum, provides in-depth descriptions of 19 prominent wise interventions by the original researchers, for research, practice, and teaching. Featured Author Q&A. |
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