

If readers and editors took me 10% more seriously, how much would that add up over time?

Taking 51% of the population less seriously over time leads to a cumulative disadvantage.
It's not just one thing that makes a difference—it's a lifetime of small differences that accumulate and get under the skin.

When Identity Complexity Makes it Harder to Perform
What works for others might be useless for some. Why is performing more difficult with complex personalities? And what advice should you give when you've got conflicting input?