Conquering the confidence gap
When asked about their careers, successful people often thank those closest to them—their bosses, mentors, parents or friends. They may reflect on their
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When asked about their careers, successful people often thank those closest to them—their bosses, mentors, parents or friends. They may reflect on their
On this week’s 51%, we speak with professors Shani Orgad and Rosalind Gill about their new book, Confidence Culture, examining the prominence of confidence and self-help discourse in modern-day marketing, workplaces, relationships — and well, everywhere else. We also discuss a bill in the New York legislature that would give adult survivors of sexual assault the opportunity to look back and sue their abusers.
Again, unclear when the pandemic restrictions will end. for some people, this kind of catastrophe strains their coping resources and causes them to act in ways they normally would not. the constant struggle to adjust to life in a nearly two-yearlong battle against the pandemic is where we start this hour. dr. shah is here, matthew dowd, political strategist and msnbc contributor, katty kay, author of "the confidence code." doctor, i want to start with you, and i have said this to you every time you've been on. the twitter feed is the most useful source of information i find and i noted yesterd...
Water" podcast, john heilemann. also with us, msnbc contributor, best-selling author of "the confidence code" series, katty kay. we need confidence today. we're going to be dealing with double tired joe and triple tired willie. >> what do you mean? >> lord almighty. john heilemann is here. you guys were a mess yesterday, and it was hard to watch sometimes. you were so exhausted. >> there was a little bit of a kind of loose kind of improv improvizational, janky feel to the show yesterday. >> that's what i like to see. >> like jazz, actually. >> jazz? >> i am awake. we're going to talk about thi...
Know, where somebody is from a lot of time ends when the snow comes down. as a southerner when i'm in new york or connecticut and the snow starts coming down, i -- you know, i'm like a kid. i love the snow. i always love -- you know, natives just look at me like i'm out of my mind. >> well, you know, i'm from the north and i love a good snowstorm. you get the shreds out, you get the fire going, all of that shed. the kids are a little disappointed around here today because the snow is not supposed to hit until tonight going into saturday. it does not buy them a snow day sadly. >> no snow day at...