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概要

How to be your own BS detector and stop: Downplaying your worth

Janet Zaretsky

Sometimes we can be our own worst enemies, right? All the doubts, the anxious wondering whether we’re doing a good enough job, always hoping no one finds out just how uncertain or insufficient we are. Hello, are we done yet! It’s time to stop the BS! Learn the secrets to shedding the self-sabotaging thoughts and habits, unleash your inner powerhouse! This fun, empowering and highly interactive presentation includes (a) how to get past imposter syndrome or thinking you have to be perfect (b) the surprising culprit who’s been stealing your confidence (c) and what is really taken to get paid what you’re truly worth. Feedback is one of the most powerful influences on learning. A large meta-analysis concluded that feedback is more powerful than a student’s prior cognitive ability. The importance of feedback provision in medical education, training, and professional development has been emphasized for more than 30 years. However, historically within medicine, the recognition and acquisition of feedback by doctors have been poor.