Plus your confidence is bolstered by the one undeniable benefit of admission into most exclusive clubs: knowing how little it means.
Lots of people who went to Ivy League colleges have it. You just can't tell, because the one thing you learn at these schools, if you learn nothing else (sometimes the case), is how to act confident.
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And realizing how everyone, however smart, remains flawed humans, prey to the fluctuations of their incertitudes, insecurities & subjective perspectives.
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And it seems to be largely based on the fact that they got into that school and not much else...
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Yes how to act confident is taught both in our applied hubris and white collar crime classes
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As an Ivy League friend told me: “The one thing I learned at Yale is to bullshit with confidence” right before giving a demo day presentation while his startup was crumbling
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I suppose you can teach how to “act” confident, but I can see when a person is confident or not. You’re either confident or not. There’s a sense of conviction in everything you say and do.
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Precisely the same as working for a FAANG.
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