Mindvalley Book of the Week: Michael Morris's "Tribal"

Join Kristina for an exciting and profound interview with Michael Morris, cultural psychologist and a professor from Columbia University and Stanford University.
In this lively conversation Dr. Morris will explain:
which are the 3 tribal instinct that humankind has developed over 300 thousand years ago and how do they shape our lives today, why is it futile to fight the deep-rooted tribal instincts, and what is a better way to harness these forces for your personal and societal benefits, why is modern society so polarised and what is “toxic tribalism”, why can’t blue and red clans in the USA see eye to eye, and what can each of us do to bring people closer together?
Join us in this exciting and thought provoking conversation, get yourself a copy of a book and let’s harness these most primeval powers.
Do you tend to scoff at or honour your cultural traditions? Are you more pro-social or individualistic? Where do you find yourself in this conversation about tribalism?
Author’s Bio:
Michael Morris is a cultural psychologist at Columbia University, where he teaches at the Graduate School of Business and the Psychology Department. A former professor at Stanford University, Morris earned his Ph.D. in Psychology from the University of Michigan after completing undergraduate degrees in Cognitive Science and English Literature at Brown University.
His groundbreaking research explores cultural influences on cognition, communication, and collaboration, as well as the situational and social factors that shape them. Beyond academia, Morris advises corporations, government agencies, NGOs, and political campaigns on culture-related challenges, bridging theory and practice to address real-world issues.
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