Harvard Business School Professor: This One Research Study Will Change Your Life and Career
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Top Comments (10)
Vulnerability isn’t weakness, it’s the courage to be real. People don’t connect with perfection. They connect with truth.
Hey Mel 😁 I don’t know if you’ll see this, but I bought your book the other day “The Let Them Theory” and so far it’s been super life changing. Thank you so much for publishing it. You’re changing my life 🙌🏻
I once had a panic attack on stage at an academic conference. I couldn't breathe so had to pause the presentation. I came back 5 mins later and said sorry about that, I just had a panic attack and explained that I often have panic attacks in social situations but that it had passed and I can continue the presentation. So many people approached me after the presentation to offer support but also to share their own experiences with mental health struggles. It was really beautiful and I'm glad I told the truth and didn't make up something to explain away the panic attack.
That study honestly blew my mind. The fact that people would rather date someone who admits to having STDs or hire someone with bad grades than someone who just says “I’d rather not answer” is kinda wild. It really shows how fast we jump to assuming the worst when someone sets a boundary—we treat privacy like it automatically means they’re hiding something terrible. But it raises a bigger question for me: are we low-key creating a culture where you have to overshare just to seem trustworthy? Like where’s the line between being open in a healthy way vs. feeling pressured to reveal everything about yourself just to prove you’re “safe”? Curious how other people see this, because it feels like a weird paradox.
One powerful insight can shift how you see yourself and the world. Sometimes a single piece of research creates changes that years of guesswork never could.
I was too talkative and oversharing but at least someone gave me help however I became the topic in the community 😭😭
Mel you and your guests help me every day! Thank you for sharing your work and the guests expertise daily ❤
I love this. I am an empath yet sometimes letitng things out is so hard for me. It truly depends on the comfortability of the people in my life. As I let things out I do feel better but I do need to have my enviroment comfortable enough to tell.
That episode was a real eye opener Mel... I thank you & Dr. John 🤩
This was such a good conversation. I learnt a lot. I particularly liked the RISK and BENEFITS chart! I will be using this moving forward. I knew about asking the 2 questions: I feel & I need. It created a major breakthrough in my life and helped me from falling into depression. Thank you so much Mel for doing this episode. All the best to you, Dr. John.
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Top Comments (10)
Vulnerability isn’t weakness, it’s the courage to be real. People don’t connect with perfection. They connect with truth.
Hey Mel 😁 I don’t know if you’ll see this, but I bought your book the other day “The Let Them Theory” and so far it’s been super life changing. Thank you so much for publishing it. You’re changing my life 🙌🏻
I once had a panic attack on stage at an academic conference. I couldn't breathe so had to pause the presentation. I came back 5 mins later and said sorry about that, I just had a panic attack and explained that I often have panic attacks in social situations but that it had passed and I can continue the presentation. So many people approached me after the presentation to offer support but also to share their own experiences with mental health struggles. It was really beautiful and I'm glad I told the truth and didn't make up something to explain away the panic attack.
That study honestly blew my mind. The fact that people would rather date someone who admits to having STDs or hire someone with bad grades than someone who just says “I’d rather not answer” is kinda wild. It really shows how fast we jump to assuming the worst when someone sets a boundary—we treat privacy like it automatically means they’re hiding something terrible. But it raises a bigger question for me: are we low-key creating a culture where you have to overshare just to seem trustworthy? Like where’s the line between being open in a healthy way vs. feeling pressured to reveal everything about yourself just to prove you’re “safe”? Curious how other people see this, because it feels like a weird paradox.
One powerful insight can shift how you see yourself and the world. Sometimes a single piece of research creates changes that years of guesswork never could.
I was too talkative and oversharing but at least someone gave me help however I became the topic in the community 😭😭
Mel you and your guests help me every day! Thank you for sharing your work and the guests expertise daily ❤
I love this. I am an empath yet sometimes letitng things out is so hard for me. It truly depends on the comfortability of the people in my life. As I let things out I do feel better but I do need to have my enviroment comfortable enough to tell.
That episode was a real eye opener Mel... I thank you & Dr. John 🤩
This was such a good conversation. I learnt a lot. I particularly liked the RISK and BENEFITS chart! I will be using this moving forward. I knew about asking the 2 questions: I feel & I need. It created a major breakthrough in my life and helped me from falling into depression. Thank you so much Mel for doing this episode. All the best to you, Dr. John.