Today’s episode is inspired by a book written by Amy Chua and Jed Rubenfeld. It’s called The Triple Package and while it’s received its fair share of criticism, I hope that after listening to my analysis, you’ll be able to appreciate the book’s theory as much as I do! 

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Today’s episode:

• [00:48] The conversation and book that inspired today’s episode. 
• [03:09] The key theory outlined in The Triple Package.  
• [03:54] What a superiority complex is. 
• [04:38] The unexpected benefits of being insecure. 
• [05:36] The correlation between impulse control and success. 
• [06:34] Criticism that The Triple Package has received and why I disagree with the critics. 
• [07:47] How The Triple Package theory can be applied to Russian immigrants. 
• [11:20] Characteristics to look out for when interviewing immigrants. 
• [14:58] The value of The Triple Package theory. 

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