The Science of Opening Up: The Hidden Cost of Under Sharing | Dr. Leslie John - EP 737
Why do we feel a "disclosure hangover" the moment we reveal something real, yet feel a persistent sense of loneliness when we stay silent?Today, we are diving into the complex psychology of human connection with one of the world's leading experts on the science of secrets and sharing. Joining me is Harvard Business…
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