Renata Solís

Questions that invite stories and genuine listening matter far more than the restaurant you choose.

Elite speakers use specific self-talk cues to regulate attention, emotion, and performance.

Five verbal tactics can turn arguments you should win into arguments you actually do.

Swearing signals honesty in actual moments but contradicts how people imagine credibility works.

Accent bias shapes hiring and courtroom decisions before conscious thought kicks in.

Slang fluency signals belonging, but wider vocabulary commands respect as audiences change.

The cognitive and social costs of constantly adjusting your identity for different settings.