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  <title>MOMENTUM! Solve Your Relationship Equations</title>
  <description> In this episode of&amp;amp;nbsp;Momentum Monday, I cover how the ancient mathematician&amp;amp;nbsp;Diophantus, who revolutionized problem-solving by focusing on&amp;amp;nbsp;relationships between numbers, can inspire us to rethink our own relationships. Instead of fixating on fixing others, I challenge you to&amp;amp;nbsp;observe, question, and experiment&amp;amp;nbsp;with your connections, just like solving an equation. Whether it’s a coworker, family member, or friend, I share how&amp;amp;nbsp;curiosity, pattern recognition, and small changes&amp;amp;nbsp;can shift the momentum in your favor. Plus, I reference research from&amp;amp;nbsp;Albert Bandura, Daniel Kahneman, and B.F. Skinner&amp;amp;nbsp;to ground these ideas in psychology.   🔗 Sources &amp;amp;amp; Further Reading:   Diophantus and the Birth of Algebra  Albert Bandura’s Social Learning Theory  Daniel Kahneman’s&amp;amp;nbsp;Thinking, Fast and Slow  B.F. Skinner Science and Human Behavior  &amp;amp;nbsp;   3 Things You’ll Learn   How to observe relationships like a mathematician, identify patterns, not just problems.  Why questioning your assumptions&amp;amp;nbsp;(e.g., “Are they ignoring me or overwhelmed?”) prevents misunderstandings.  How to experiment with small changes&amp;amp;nbsp;to shift the dynamic in any relationship.   &amp;amp;nbsp;  &amp;amp;nbsp;🔗  Explore more on our website:  mathsciencehistory.com 📚  To buy my book&amp;amp;nbsp;Hypatia: The Sum of Her Life&amp;amp;nbsp;on Amazon, visit&amp;amp;nbsp;https://a.co/d/g3OuP9h  🎧 Enjoying the Podcast?  🔗 Explore more on our website: mathsciencehistory.com  ☕  Support the Show: Coffee!!  PayPal  Leave a review!  It helps more people discover the show! Share this episode with friends &amp;amp;amp; fellow history buffs! Subscribe on your favorite podcast platform  Check out our merch:  https://www.mathsciencehistory.com/the-store  Music:  All music is Public Domain Mark 1.0 Universal and has no Copyright and no rights reserved. Selections from  Violin Machine: A Deconstruction of the Bach Concerto  by Lloyd Rodgers   Until next time, carpe diem! </description>
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