Why are human beings determined to be good people? Why are we interested in being ethically and morally right? And more importantly, why are we so prone to going off track? If we are so righteous, why is there so much hate and bias in the world?

Dr. Dolly Chugh, Social Psychologist and Management Professor at the New York University Stern School of Business, has dedicated her life to answering these existential questions. Her research focuses on “bounded ethicality,” which she describes as the “psychology of good people.”

On this episode of The Game Changing Attorney Podcast, Dolly and Michael dive into:

• How to let go of being a good person, and how to become a better person
• How to fight race and gender bias
• How to become the person we mean to be

Links & Resources:

• Episode Show Notes
• Psychology Today
• Nobel Prize
• Juneteenth
• The Tulsa Massacre
• Internment of Japanese Americans in WWII
• Little House on the Prairie
• Jay Van Bavel
• New York Mets
• Instagram
• Angela Duckworth
• Washington Redskins (Commanders)
• Anne Frank
• Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Barabara Walters
• The Holocaust
• Civil Rights Movement
• Bob Marley
• The Marley Hypothesis
• “Buffalo Soldier”
• The Game Changing Attorney Podcast
• Isabel Wilkerson
• Cast by Isabel Wilkerson
• George Takei
• Star Trek
• Franklin Delano Roosevelt
• The Hero’s Journey