The Science and Art of Self Assurance
Episode Description
For their book, The Confidence Code, authors Katty Kay and Claire Shipman looked at research showing women lack the self-assurance they deserve in their careers – and just as important, examined what they should do about it. More: http://knlg.net/1vFiMIV 📂 Leadership
Brief Summary
Caty K discusses the confidence gap between men and women, emphasizing action over perfectionism to boost confidence.
Key points
- The Confidence Gap. Women often underestimate their abilities compared to men, leading to a confidence gap.
- Defining Confidence. Confidence is not self-esteem or bravado; it’s about believing you can succeed.
- Authenticity in Confidence. Women should embrace their unique qualities rather than conform to male models of confidence.
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Episode highlights
- The Confidence GapWomen often underestimate their abilities compared to men, leading to a confidence gap.“Women routinely underestimate their abilities.”1:39Dec 23, 2014
- Defining ConfidenceConfidence is not self-esteem or bravado; it’s about believing you can succeed.“Confidence is the stuff that turns thoughts into action.”5:03Dec 23, 2014
- Authenticity in ConfidenceWomen should embrace their unique qualities rather than conform to male models of confidence.“Don’t give up the very qualities that make you valuable.”11:41Dec 23, 2014
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