
The hidden psychology behind gender dynamics and who does what at home - and beyond.
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Dear fellow travelers,
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I saw a post on LinkedIn that went sort-of viral (do posts on LinkedIn ever actually go viral?). The author was extolling the virtues of becoming completely obsessed with something at the expense of living a “balanced life.” He said he was...
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Psychologist, Georgetown lecturer, contributor to WashPost, CNN, and other pubs. Exploring the self-deception and blind spots that shape who does what at home, how men and women relate - and everything else.
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