I'm thrilled to announce the launch of Social Chemistry! I hope the book brings a renewed sense of connection at a time when we so desperately need it. I’m incredibly grateful to all my friends and colleagues who helped bring the book to life. marissaking.com/socialchemis…

Loneliness is reaching epidemic levels in the US. While there is no one size fits all solution, it may help to take a page out of the book from conveners. Reconnecting with people you already know can be easier than trying to meet new people. youtu.be/DeY_WaHBlq8

I am excited to share that @penguinrandom is giving away copies of the Social Chemistry e-galley. For a chance to win a copy for you and a friend you're thankful for, enter the sweepstakes here: sweeps.penguinrandomhouse.co…

“Don’t Get Too Comfortable Playing the Observer” 1 of 3 tips to beat self doubt at work from @EllenCTaaffe insight.kellogg.northwestern…

Grateful to have Social Chemistry included as a Next Big Idea Club nominee for Fall 2020. Thank you @NextBigIdeaClub! heleo.com/next-big-idea-club…

You probably don’t need to be obsessed with the size of your network. Networks matter for your health and happiness, performance, creativity, and more. But, these outcomes are actually associated with the structure and quality of your social relationships youtu.be/GcGkFON8OxE

If you’re resistant to networking, you are not alone. Around two-thirds of people feel the same way. Here’s a quick look at 3 reasons people feel averse to networking and small changes you can make to feel more comfortable. youtu.be/81lRFs2cZT8

Big thank you to @alisonwbeard for including #SocialChemistry in this great piece hbr.org/2020/07/true-friends…

"...a fascinating study for anyone curious about human interaction." Grateful for the positive review from @ALA_Booklist socialchemistry.com

The “how” of virtual communication is easy. It is truly connecting that is hard. As we navigate communicating from a distance, here is what we know from research. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/…