How your posture impacts the mind

Harvard professor and researcher Amy Cuddy explains how posture can affect some of the biggest moments of our lives. She also coined the term “power pose,” saying privately standing like a super hero for just two minutes before a big challenge can provide a surge of confidence. She joins “CBS This Morning” to discuss her new book, "Presence: Bringing Your Boldest Self to Your Biggest Challenges."

[jessicamarquez]

Hello CBS This Morning! Thank you so much for posting such an informative discussion regarding posture. I was wondering if the station is considering adding closed captioning to videos? I am a community college professor and I advocate for disability studies in my discipline so I search for accessible media out there to show my students. A lot of the contemporary examples I use in the classrooms are like these talks. Unfortunately, not all the videos on youtube have closed captioning. So I would like to ask CBS if y'all are planning to add closed captioning in the future? I think this feature would help my students immensely. Thank you for taking the time to read this message. Have a great day!

[JacoboGarNivi]

Very helpfull.
Look better do better and get better

[ericgreen]

I know how to fake it til you make it very well it comes natural to me

[Chantieluvs]

UGH! She did not "coin the term power pose" that phrase has been around used by Dale Canegie and lots before him

[akeemallen]

That diagram is a picture of me watching this video

[praveenkumar-yoxg]

How can you be 100 percent sure you are uttering the truth

[SKF]

So if faking it at her suggestion becomes de rigueur, then eventually all will be suspect as frauds as is the case now. " Are you a fake or just faking on purpose?"

[DrSRanjanMBBSAcupuncturist]

Body is Subconscious mind.
- #DrJoeDispenza Evolve Your Brain

[SKF]

The Cuddy study was shown not to be replicatable in a follow up article. That is a big problem.