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Vibe: The Secrets of Strong Connections in a Lonely World

by Adam Grant

In Vibe, organizational psychologist Adam Grant explores the science of human connection and the ways people build meaningful relationships. Through research, real-world stories, and personal insights

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Real Novels · Card CatalogNo. RN-00147
Category
Biography
Language
English
Pages
336
License
Public Domain
Added to the library
2026-10
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Meaningful relationships can enrich our lives, strengthen communities, and contribute to personal and professional success. Yet building genuine connections can be challenging in a world where digital communication often replaces face-to-face interaction. In Vibe: The Secrets of Strong Connections in a Lonely World, organizational psychologist Adam Grant explores what makes people connect and how those connections can grow stronger. Drawing on research, expert insights, and memorable real-world examples, Grant examines the science of chemistry and closeness. He challenges familiar assumptions about relationships, including the idea that people must be similar to build strong bonds or that meaningful closeness always takes a long time to develop. The book introduces readers to people and groups who have discovered unexpected ways to build trust and work together. Examples include astronauts learning to trust colleagues they do not particularly like, performers discovering the value of spending time apart, and a band strengthening its relationships by learning how to handle disagreements. Grant also reflects on his own experiences as a shy introvert and how he learned to bring people together. Rather than presenting connection as a natural gift that some people possess and others lack, Vibe explores how social understanding and intentional actions can help people become better at building relationships. Its ideas apply to friendships, family life, professional teamwork, and wider communities. This book is suitable for readers interested in psychology, communication, leadership, relationships, and personal development. It offers an engaging exploration of how people can create stronger bonds and make their interactions more meaningful.

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