Erica Bailey

And it's really a shame because they miss how complex each person is and the value that you bring both from people's own perspectives, but also your competence and warmth and everything else that you could bring to your company. So it's the company that's really missing out, I would say.

And it's really a shame because they miss how complex each person is and the value that you bring both from people's own perspectives, but also your competence and warmth and everything else that you could bring to your company. So it's the company that's really missing out, I would say.

And it's really a shame because they miss how complex each person is and the value that you bring both from people's own perspectives, but also your competence and warmth and everything else that you could bring to your company. So it's the company that's really missing out, I would say.

It becomes complicated to the extent that you perceive maybe boundaries or conflictions between these identities. So researchers call this self-concept complexity. So we all have lots of aspects of ourselves. Some pieces feel like they fit together, or they're really overlapping, and others feel really far apart.

It becomes complicated to the extent that you perceive maybe boundaries or conflictions between these identities. So researchers call this self-concept complexity. So we all have lots of aspects of ourselves. Some pieces feel like they fit together, or they're really overlapping, and others feel really far apart.

It becomes complicated to the extent that you perceive maybe boundaries or conflictions between these identities. So researchers call this self-concept complexity. So we all have lots of aspects of ourselves. Some pieces feel like they fit together, or they're really overlapping, and others feel really far apart.

And part of what authenticity can emerge from is where you make sense of those identities or the narrative that you tell about how they got you to where you are now. So even if these identities might feel far apart, what I'm hearing from the listener is there's some logic to how she created her life now.

And part of what authenticity can emerge from is where you make sense of those identities or the narrative that you tell about how they got you to where you are now. So even if these identities might feel far apart, what I'm hearing from the listener is there's some logic to how she created her life now.

And part of what authenticity can emerge from is where you make sense of those identities or the narrative that you tell about how they got you to where you are now. So even if these identities might feel far apart, what I'm hearing from the listener is there's some logic to how she created her life now.

And there's some path that she feels that she's followed that has allowed her to express these various identities in different ways. And I think, what a rich tapestry to connect with other people on. What a way to surprise people about something that you wouldn't have expected. And maybe that will allow them to share something that they have that's unexpected.

And there's some path that she feels that she's followed that has allowed her to express these various identities in different ways. And I think, what a rich tapestry to connect with other people on. What a way to surprise people about something that you wouldn't have expected. And maybe that will allow them to share something that they have that's unexpected.

And there's some path that she feels that she's followed that has allowed her to express these various identities in different ways. And I think, what a rich tapestry to connect with other people on. What a way to surprise people about something that you wouldn't have expected. And maybe that will allow them to share something that they have that's unexpected.

And then how does that inform how we see our sense of self and our identity and our ability to grow? It's all about that way that we think about our overlapping senses of self and how different situations pull these things out of us.

And then how does that inform how we see our sense of self and our identity and our ability to grow? It's all about that way that we think about our overlapping senses of self and how different situations pull these things out of us.

And then how does that inform how we see our sense of self and our identity and our ability to grow? It's all about that way that we think about our overlapping senses of self and how different situations pull these things out of us.

some research about this topic that the listener might find interesting is about code switching so this is where people speak slightly differently or express themselves differently when they're in different cultural frames so for example with different people that can be confusing to outsiders who see inconsistency so you speak like that with these people and then when you're with me you speak differently and that i don't know what to make of that

some research about this topic that the listener might find interesting is about code switching so this is where people speak slightly differently or express themselves differently when they're in different cultural frames so for example with different people that can be confusing to outsiders who see inconsistency so you speak like that with these people and then when you're with me you speak differently and that i don't know what to make of that

some research about this topic that the listener might find interesting is about code switching so this is where people speak slightly differently or express themselves differently when they're in different cultural frames so for example with different people that can be confusing to outsiders who see inconsistency so you speak like that with these people and then when you're with me you speak differently and that i don't know what to make of that

And a very simple intervention in this paper is just to say, well, I have different cultural identities. And this is a part of me. And now welcome to my backstage, where I'm going to tell you more about who I am that's going to help you make sense of this. And most people understand what it's like to have multiple identities.

And a very simple intervention in this paper is just to say, well, I have different cultural identities. And this is a part of me. And now welcome to my backstage, where I'm going to tell you more about who I am that's going to help you make sense of this. And most people understand what it's like to have multiple identities.