“Inside out” is a concept that defies trends and works under different circumstances. I’m reading “Presence, ” the book by Amy Cuddy, exhorting us to watch our body language. She has an impressive amount of scientific evidence showing that how we move, how we sit and how we stand can positively or negatively affect our feelings and our attitude, and therefore, influence how others perceive us and how they relate to us. (An updated take on behaviorism, right?)
The good news is, we are not stuck with our current “inside,” neither as people nor as companies. If it’s not working for us, we can start to change it. And when we’re ready, we’ll show the outside world the new, real us.