Do you remember the classic 90s movie As Good As It Gets? In an Oscar-winning performance, Jack Nicholson utters a now famous line to Helen Hunt, who's helping him confront a long untreated mental illness. He tells her: “you make me want to be a better man.” I think of that line whenever I think of NYU Stern Professor, best-selling author and popular TED talker Dolly Chugh because she’s the person in my life who most consistently inspires me to be better. Dolly studies implicit and explicit bias, and she writes about how science can help us uncover inequities, grow, build more inclusive organizations, and contribute to a more inclusive world. She’s also an incredible human being.
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Do you remember the classic 90s movie As Good As It Gets? In an Oscar-winning performance, Jack Nicholson utters a now famous line to Helen Hunt, who's helping him confront a long untreated mental illness. He tells her: “you make me want to be a better man.” I think of that line whenever I think of NYU Stern Professor, best-selling author and popular TED talker Dolly Chugh because she’s the person in my life who most consistently inspires me to be better. Dolly studies implicit and explicit bias, and she writes about how science can help us uncover inequities, grow, build more inclusive organizations, and contribute to a more inclusive world. She’s also an incredible human being.