
Jessica Tracy
Professor of psychology at the University of British Columbia, author of Take Pride: Why the Deadliest Sin Holds the Secret to Human Success.
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Nov 9, 2023 • 46min
Pride: Why The Deadliest Sin Could Hold the Secret to Your Success with Dr. Jessica Tracy
Dr. Jessica Tracy, researcher and expert on pride, joins the podcast to discuss the definition of pride and the distinction between self-esteem and narcissism. They explore the difficulty of accepting criticism and the difference between strategies of dominance and prestige. They also touch on the universal recognition of pride expressions and the benefits of authentic pride. Finally, they discuss a research study comparing dominance and prestige in leadership and the importance of cultivating authentic pride for personal growth.

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Sep 2, 2021 • 48min
555: Jessica Tracy | Why Pride is the Deadly Sin of Success
Jessica Tracy, a psychology professor at the University of British Columbia and author of 'Take Pride,' dives deep into the dual nature of pride. She distinguishes between authentic pride, which fuels success, and hubristic pride, marked by arrogance. Tracy discusses how pride correlates with grit and influences our responses to others. She reveals fascinating insights on how pride can impact dynamics of dominance and prestige, ultimately emphasizing the importance of cultivating healthy pride for personal growth and meaningful relationships.

Nov 5, 2016 • 51min
#249: The Benefits of Pride
Jessica Tracy, a psychologist and author of "Take Pride," delves into the often-misunderstood emotion of pride. She argues that pride isn't just a vice but can be a vital source of personal growth and social cohesion. The conversation highlights how pride manifests differently in men and women and stresses the importance of authentic pride in effective leadership. Tracy also examines the intricate balance between pride and humility, offering insights into how these dynamics shape self-perception and group interactions.