Welcome to Untangle, the podcast from Muse, the brain-sensing headband that helps you meditate.

I'm Patricia Carpest, your host, along with my co-host every other week, Muse co-founder, Ariel Garden.

We just launched a new muse called Muse S, which features a comfortable, soft fabric headband.

It gives you real-time feedback on your brain, heart,

breath, and body during meditation. And also includes new features designed to help lull you to

sleep. Check it out at choosemuse.com and use Untangle 15 for your discount code. And if you've ever

wanted to learn to meditate in a beautiful setting, check out the

Do Nothing Leadership Retreat at do nothingbook.com.

It's five days in the Colorado Mountains starting April 19th and is focused on learning

to meditate so that you can be a better leader at work and at home.

It's a great place to chill and learn. Former Untangled

guest Rob Dubay is the founder and the reviews have been great. I'll be there this year

leading the kickoff night, so I'd love to see you there. Now, on to the show. Hello and welcome

to the Untangle podcast. Today, my guest is the phenomenal Professor Maya.

Professor and Maya and I had the opportunity to meet last week when we were together on a panel

for Imposter Syndrome at the Harvard Business School. So she and I sat there in front of an audience

of packed, packed room talking about imposter

syndrome, what it is, and how to avoid having it.

And she was so dynamic and spectacular I needed to invite her on Untangle.

What she talks about is confidence, and confidence is something that we can all use more

of.

And she looks specifically at language

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