Jen and Mark talk about dealing with low self-esteem and how many people struggle with how they feel about themselves. They discuss our tribal roots for why we are so concerned with what others think of us and they provide a tool for creating a more positive self-esteem.

Jen and Mark talk about dealing with low self-esteem and how many people struggle with how they feel about themselves. They discuss our tribal roots for why we are so concerned with what others think of us and they provide a tool for creating a more positive self-esteem.

Mark and Jen reveal why they’re both judgmental and accepting of others. They talk about stereotypes and how we use them constantly in our daily lives. They propose the possibility that it’s part of our tendency for survival to judge others.

Mark and Jen reveal why they’re both judgmental and accepting of others. They talk about stereotypes and how we use them constantly in our daily lives. They propose the possibility that it’s part of our tendency for survival to judge others.

Jen and Mark discuss people’s tendency to be judgmental towards others and how we often tend to find ourselves doing the very thing that we judged somebody else for doing. They discuss how this might be a normal tendency and how experiences build empathy.

Jen and Mark discuss people’s tendency to be judgmental towards others and how we often tend to find ourselves doing the very thing that we judged somebody else for doing. They discuss how this might be a normal tendency and how experiences build empathy.

Jen and Mark talk about social media and its effectiveness in business and its impact on our lives. They discuss how some of us use Facebook to measure how people feel about us and how that might not be a healthy approach.

Jen and Mark talk about social media and its effectiveness in business and its impact on our lives. They discuss how some of us use Facebook to measure how people feel about us and how that might not be a healthy approach.

Jen and Mark continue the conversation about why people tend to ask closed ended questions. Jen changes her expectations about how interested people should be in what we are doing when there is so much other distractions out there.

Jen and Mark continue the conversation about why people tend to ask closed ended questions. Jen changes her expectations about how interested people should be in what we are doing when there is so much other distractions out there.