This week, Robin passes the mic to Angie and Rachel, hosts of More Right Than Wrong— a podcast that explores the tensions women often face in the workplace, from topics promoting yourself while being humble, to commanding authority while being a good listener.

In this episode of More Right Than Wrong, Robin chats with the hosts about the inherent challenge of being both humble and self-promotional while developing a personal brand. Basically, how to hype up your work without feeling “absolutely disgusting”. No, you aren’t the only one who hates talking about yourself; Robin just learned to stop taking it so seriously. 

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Introducing: More Right Than Wrong with Angie Lee and Rachel Yoo

Join author, actor, and funny lady Robin Hopkins as she helps guests manage stress, set some boundaries, find a new apartment, and save a dime or two. And that’s important because social security is probably gonna be gone by the time you get there. Robin’s disarming, connected, and forthcoming style allows her guests to open up about what’s really behind all that self-sabotaging. Well…Adjusting is not NPR. It’s not credentialed. But it is honest talk about real problems Gen Z’ers and Millennials face today. And did we mention it’s funny? 


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Introducing: More Right Than Wrong with Angie Lee and Rachel Yoo

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