Jay Shetty

There's nothing that will ever, ever, ever, ever fill that void because if you can't notice all the hard things you've done, you will continue to ignore all the hard things you're about to do and not even feel you're capable of them.

And I love that you're giving people a practical methodology in the book and today in how to actually do that.

And I agree with you.

Before you apply for that job, do this.

This is more important than putting your resume together and all of that because...

Before that job interview, do this.

Yes.

Yes.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And especially if you follow through.

It's brilliant because women, when they see a resume, underestimate what they can do.

Absolutely.

And men overestimate what they can do.

And I feel that a lot of those women won't apply for a job because they can do seven out of the 10 things.

Whereas the research shows a man will apply even if he can do only four or five out of the 10 things.

As a woman, in the example that you've just given as well for your own life, what can women do to not bow out before the race?

Did you see any other differences between men and women in your research?

Yeah.

Are we ready to dive through?