Michael Slepian

#426: Behavioral researcher, Vanessa Van Edwards, talks to us about the critical importance of charisma - and how to use the perfect blend of warmth and competence to be charismatic.Dr. Michael Slepian walks us through what secrets mean, what they cost, and how we think about them.We dive into the world of long distance real estate investing, and talk about two of the major components of investing - Cash and mindsets - to help you determine if long distance real estate investing is right for you.International best selling author, Julie Winkle Giulioni, reviews eight dimensions of career development and how to navigate them.Chris Hutchins, entrepreneur and life hacker extraordinaire, spills his best secrets on optimizing spend to travel more cheaply.Kiersten and Julien Sanders join us to discuss money topics for couples, and their framework for being financially independent in 15 years.Stanford professor Jeremy Utley breaks down the art of creativity and producing new ideas - and shares actionable tips on how we can be more creative and have better ideas.Dr. Daniel Crosby discusses how we are not wired to be good investors, and how to overcome our evolutionary wiring.Enjoy this compilation of our favorite episodes to air in the second half of 2022.For more information, visit the show notes at https://affordanything.com/episode426 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Michael Slepian, an expert on the psychology of secrets, discusses how secrets affect relationships and well-being. He shares a personal story of discovering a family secret and explores different categories of secrets. The podcast also covers topics like personality, morality, trauma, developmental psychology, and communication.

Dr. Michael Slepian, a bestselling author and psychologist, dives into the intriguing world of secrets and their psychological impacts. He reveals that you likely hold 13 secrets, five of which you haven’t told anyone. The discussion uncovers the significant emotional weight of secrecy and how it can harm relationships and self-esteem. Learn the crucial difference between privacy and secrecy, and why sharing your burdens can lead to liberation. Insights into childhood secrecy add depth to understanding personal connections and emotional health.

In this intriguing talk, Michael Slepian, a Columbia Business School professor and author of 'The Secret Life of Secrets', delves into the psychology of secret-keeping. He explores why we conceal certain truths and the emotional toll it takes, including feelings of shame and isolation. The conversation highlights how secrecy can impact trust and relationships, the delicate balance between privacy and betrayal, and the liberating nature of sharing hidden truths. Slepian also emphasizes the importance of choosing the right confidant to foster deeper connections.

Psychology researcher Michael Slepian explores the impact of secrets on mental well-being. The podcast delves into different types of secrets and motivations behind them. It discusses the consequences of keeping secrets, the benefits of confessing, and artistic projects centered around anonymous secrets.