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Connected Minds: Relationships and Communication: How we Bond, Communicate and Thrive Together

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168 pages, Paperback

Published November 10, 2025

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Mayur Jethva

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Profile Image for Ankit Rastogi.
69 reviews5 followers
December 2, 2025
This book explains, in very simple words, why communication alone is not enough and why real connection comes from understanding, trust, presence, and self-awareness.

I loved how the book uses everyday examples and small stories to show how human connection actually works. It reminds you that feeling seen, valued, and understood matters more than endless messages or conversations.

The biggest lesson for me was that connection starts with knowing yourself first, your values, emotions, and boundaries. The book feels warm, practical, and very relatable. If you want better relationships or deeper bonds in your life, this is a wonderful read.
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460 reviews15 followers
January 20, 2026
In a world where conversations never stop, true connection has quietly become rare.
We speak. We scroll. We reply.
But how often do we really feel understood?

Connected Minds: Relationships and Communication by Dr. Mayur Jethva is one of those books that doesn’t shout for your attention—it gently holds it. And then slowly, it starts holding a mirror.

This book dives into the why behind our relationships—the invisible threads that shape how we bond, trust, pull away, or misunderstand each other. Blending psychology, science, and everyday human moments, it explains connection in a way that feels less clinical and more… human.

What stood out to me most is how the book decodes things we experience daily but rarely pause to question:
– Why certain people instantly feel safe
– Why some conversations go wrong despite good intentions
– How attachment styles quietly dictate adult relationships
– How unspoken biases sabotage closeness
– Why empathy isn’t just a trait, but a skill
– And how boundaries can be firm without being cruel

Each chapter flows like a conversation—with stories, examples, and practical takeaways that make complex psychology feel accessible and deeply relatable. It doesn’t just explain people; it helps you understand yourself within your relationships.

What makes Connected Minds powerful is its focus on awareness. Awareness of how we listen. How we react. How we assume. And how often connection breaks—not because of lack of love, but lack of understanding.

This isn’t a book about fixing people.
It’s about bridging gaps.
Between intention and impact.
Between speaking and being heard.
Between being around people and truly connecting with them.

If you’ve ever felt misunderstood, struggled with communication, or simply wanted deeper, more meaningful relationships—this book quietly guides you there.

Because when you understand how minds connect,
you don’t just communicate better—
you relate better.
And that changes everything.
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113 reviews8 followers
December 17, 2025
Connected Minds: Relationships and Communication by Dr. Mayur Jethva

In an age of constant conversation, this book reminds us what real connection truly means.

Connected Minds is a thoughtful and deeply practical guide to understanding how we connect, communicate, and build meaningful relationships in a world full of noise but short on understanding. Dr. Mayur Jethva brings together modern psychology, science, and everyday human experiences in a way that feels relatable, grounded, and genuinely transformative.

What makes this book stand out is its story-driven approach. Instead of overwhelming the reader with theory, the author explains complex psychological concepts—like attachment styles, emotional intelligence, and social biases—through situations we encounter daily. You don’t just learn what shapes human connection; you understand why you react the way you do in relationships.

The chapters explore everything from why some people instantly feel trustworthy, to how unconscious biases quietly damage communication. Particularly impactful is the focus on empathy, trust, and boundaries—showing how to express yourself clearly without guilt, and how to listen in ways that truly make others feel seen and heard.

Each chapter ends with clear takeaways and practical insights, making the book easy to apply in real life. Whether it’s improving personal relationships, navigating difficult conversations, or building social confidence, the guidance feels realistic and achievable rather than idealistic.

Connected Minds is not about changing who you are—it’s about understanding how people think and using that awareness to build healthier, more authentic connections. A highly recommended read for anyone on a journey of self-growth, emotional awareness, and better communication.

Because when communication improves, relationships transform—and this book shows you exactly how to begin.
307 reviews7 followers
December 29, 2025
In an age where conversations are constant but connection feels scarce, "Connected Minds" arrives like a quiet, necessary pause — asking us not how much we speak, but how deeply we listen, feel, and understand. This book is not just about communication; it is about the invisible threads that bind human beings together and, more importantly, the reasons those threads often fray despite our best intentions.
This book  explores a truth many of us sense but struggle to articulate: that genuine connection has become one of the rarest currencies of modern life. We are surrounded by noise — notifications, opinions, expectations — yet starved of being truly seen. Through a beautifully balanced blend of psychology, science, and everyday human stories, this book gently guides readers toward understanding why this disconnect exists and how we can consciously repair it.
One of the most compelling aspects of the book is its exploration of attachment styles and how they silently shape our adult relationships. The author explains how patterns formed early in life echo into our friendships, romantic bonds, and even workplace interactions. These insights are delivered with empathy, making the reader feel understood rather than analyzed.
Each chapter concludes with transformative takeaways and relatable examples, making the book both reflective and actionable. These summaries serve as gentle nudges toward growth, encouraging readers to pause, practice, and integrate the insights into daily life. This book is a profoundly rewarding read — one that lingers long after the final page, quietly reshaping how you connect with the world and yourself.
Profile Image for Partha Pratim.
751 reviews22 followers
December 6, 2025
📘Connected Minds: Relationships and Communication by Dr. Mayur Jethva

In a world full of conversations but lacking real connection, Connected Minds is a refreshing deep dive into why we bond, trust, and communicate the way we do. Dr. Jethva blends psychology, storytelling, and everyday human behaviour to show how connection is not an accident—it’s a skill we can learn.

The book explores:
✨ The psychology of human connection
✨ How attachment styles shape our adult relationships
✨ Biases that quietly sabotage communication
✨ What makes people instantly likeable
✨ The power of trust, empathy & emotional intelligence
✨ Setting boundaries without guilt
✨ Talking so people actually listen

Divided into four parts: Foundations, Obstacles, Communication, and Inner Strength; each chapter ends with practical takeaways that turn insights into action.

What I loved most?
It simplifies complex psychology into warm, relatable lessons that genuinely change how you show up in relationships—both with others and yourself.

A must-read for anyone who wants deeper bonds, better conversations, and stronger social confidence. Highly recommended. 💙📘
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