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Amy Cuddy

Social psychologist Amy Cuddy, known for her research at Harvard, reveals the surprising, two-way street between our physical posture and our deepest psychological states.

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Presence

We often believe our internal state dictates our outward expression: we feel nervous, so we slump; we feel confident, so we stand tall. But what if this flow works in reverse, and our physical posture is actually a powerful, often overlooked, lever for our inner world? This book explores the surprising, two-way street between body and mind, showing how small, intentional shifts in how we carry ourselves can profoundly alter our hormones, our thoughts, and our sense of self-efficacy. Think of those moments when you walk into a room, or a crucial conversation, and instantly feel your shoulders tighten, your voice shrink. Instead of battling your thoughts directly, what if a simple, private adjustment to your stance could quiet that internal noise and help you access a quiet sense of readiness? It’s not about faking confidence, but about using your body to unlock the authentic strength that's already within you, allowing you to show up fully and genuinely when it matters most.

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Social psychologist Amy Cuddy, known for her research at Harvard, reveals the surprising, two-way street between our physical posture and our deepest psychological states.