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Big Books & Bold Ideas with Kerri Miller
Kerri Miller and Kelly Gordon

Cognitive scientist Maya Shankar on 'The Other Side of Change'

Side-by-side image. On the left, a woman with dark hair and a white shirt. On the right, a pale blue book cover with the text, "The Other Side of Change."
Cognitive scientist Maya Shankar says you can train your brain to approach change with curiosity instead of dread, in her new book "The Other Side of Change."
Author photo courtesy of Kirsten Lara Getchell | Book cover courtesy of Penguin Random House

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