The Confidence Code Book Reviews

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Well written, informative & motivating. As a woman in a male dominated health profession, this book was the perfect mix of science/research, easy to read, and motivating. There are a ton of thought provoking sections I highlighted and look forward to re-reading and reflecting on those, again. I have already this book to a ton of women in my life!

I loved it.. I thought this book was amazing and I don’t understand the vitriol in some of these reviews. If you understand what causes a lack of confidence- like this book explains- you can fix it. Fixing the cause fixes the problem. It also gives long term and short term solutions in how to improve confidence. I liked the science part as well- it really explained the issues on a deeper level.

Removing Self-Doubt. Authors Katty Kay and Claire Shipman tackle the question of what differentiates confidence levels between people, largely between men and women. It’s a loaded question but one worth exploring. Moreover, they offer a deep dive in how we can nurture confidence in the next generation without raising armipotent tyrants. The tips and tools for confidence building in younger people were insightful and run counterintuitive to what we may think are confidence building habits. The gist of the books exploration comes down to how we maximize potential by removing self-doubt and pursuing mastery. Confidence is that spring board to action. To demonstrate this Kay & Shipman leverage exhaustive amounts of data from scientific studies, personality testing, and interviews to define and explore the roots of confidence. Though some of the confident person examples they hold up have proven to be the cringiest people in the public arena, their arguments still holds. These role models in confidence all highlight a key point in their respective journeys; the cumulative effects of little wins. Katy & Shipman also demonstrate the effects nature and nurture have on our levels of confidence. An answer I won’t spoil for you here. In the end, the confidence code, as the authors define it, is simple. Think Less, Take Action, Be Authentic. That combined with the compound rewards of little steps reminded me a lot of Atomic Habits by James Clear. These two books pair well together.

Confidence Code. A fantastic book about confidence. Not a "how to" book, but a terrific presentation about what confidence is and isn't.

Not a good book. I wanted a book that would show me how to be more confident, but this book is more of the science of it all, just not a good book at all

Not helpful. This was recommended to read for work, but I can't figure out why since I've found nothing explaining what you need to be confident, or how to better exude that confidence.

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