Half of the women reported feelings of self-doubt about their performance and careers, while less than a third of male respondents reported self-doubt.
What in our culture encourages men to be their best selves, but tells women they aren't good enough? I think it is the generalization of women are the listeners and carers, and men are the ones ones who are supposed to get the fancy, high paying jobs. Those generalizations don't have to be bad but we have to bee more than just that.
