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I Just Want to Fit In! The Insecurities of Not Belonging.
One of the hardest parts of life is feeling the fear of not fitting in, whatever that means. As a kid I wished I could afford the ever-cool Guess jeans and Ked shoes instead of the $14.99 Jordache’s and Payless … Continue reading
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Tagged belonging, critical voice, do I fit in?, Fear, fitting in, Founders, greatest fear in life is rejection, hard to meet new people, Insecurities, Red Chair, Sheryl Sandberg, sit in the red chair, Sit With Me, Stanford MBA, Start-up, Women 2, Women in Technology, Women Pitch Conference
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