Being ’Type A’ comes with a lot of great qualities, but also some that can HINDER your success.

During Pamela’s time at Harvard, she learned that her high-anxiety personality may not always help her. And, as she moved into tech post-graduation, letting go of some of her Type-A qualities helped her “level-up.”

On Nay's journey, she has been redefining productivity and her metric of success; success no longer looks like getting a 100 on a test, but becoming her best self and tuning into her talents.

They both mention the cloudiness of their brains, the unrelenting anxiety, and over-consuming perfectionism that comes with being Type A— and for a long time they both accepted that is just 'who they are.'

If you’re Type A, you may feel like you will NEVER be satisfied and are never doing enough.

But…

That gives little space to celebrate your success.