8:31Chelsea Cooper | SVP @ Oscar Health
From My First Million · Published Jul 6, 2018 · Watch on YouTube
TL;DR
Chelsea Cooper, SVP at Oscar Health, introduces the rugby-derived concept “back yourself” – meaning self-confidence, self-advocacy, and fearlessness. She recounts being bullied as a child, then later having a male boss who believed in her more than she believed in herself.
Key insights
- “Back yourself” originates from rugby: when you cannot make a pass, you run the ball yourself to score.
- The speaker found advocating for others (especially women) easier than advocating for herself, which she identifies as a common pattern among women.
- Her male boss gave her additional responsibilities because he believed in her more than she believed in herself, modeling advocacy that she later replicated.
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