In companies across America, a peculiar phenomenon unfolds: Highly competent executives hesitate to speak up, second-guess strategic decisions and wait for permission that they may never receive.

Confidence isn’t about being perfect—it’s about owning who you are and showing up as your true self, even when things don’t go as planned. Highly confident people move through life with a sense of ...

As lawyers, we aspire to develop our own unique blend of analytical rigor, emotional endurance, and unshakable confidence. But beneath the polished courtroom presence or the high-profile deals, many ...

People aren’t confident because they’re right they’re confident because their brains reward certainty. When facts threaten their beliefs, the emotional centers of the brain activate before logic does.

Being highly intelligent can open up plenty of opportunities. From gaining access to the best schools to the possibility of snagging the best jobs, intelligent people seem to have it all.