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If you are a woman in business, you won’t be surprised to learn that gender stereotyping prevents many female employees from advancing to C-suite levels. What you might not know is that the bias comes ...

Being your authentic self — being true to who you really are — is often cited as one of the most important aspects of living a well-balanced life. But the desire to fit in with the group or to avoid ...

Stop exhausting yourself by hiding your true self. Embrace authenticity, and you’ll unlock fulfillment and new opportunities at work and in life. The pressure to conform to expectations and fit into ...

This sentiment comes with having a level of openness at work, showing people who you truly are and what you care about. It’s an ideal that has become more relevant than ever during the pandemic, as ...

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For nearly 10 years, I agonized and stressed over who I was going to bring as my plus-one to the annual work holiday party. I believed that if I came to the party pretending to be straight, ...

There are real benefits to selfies, according to Yoo Jin Kwon and Kyoung-Nan Kwon, authors of new research, "Consuming the Objectified Self: The Quest for Authentic Self.” They say that the practice ...

Especially as you grow tenure at an organization, it feels much easier and comfortable to bring your authentic self to work. But former Secret Service agent Evy Poumpouras says that’s bad for business ...

Especially as you grow tenure at an organization, it feels much easier and comfortable to bring your authentic self to work. But former Secret Service agent Evy Poumpouras says that’s bad for business ...