Executive and Life Coach on a mission to help women connect with their bodies to live their best lives + do their best work. Author: of Quirkyalone + To-Do List. Forthcoming: WET.
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Sasha Cagen is the author of the cult favorite Quirkyalone: A Manifesto for Uncompromising Romantics and To-Do List: From Buying Milk to Finding a Soul Mate, What Our Lists Reveal About Us. Her work as an author, life coach for women and entrepreneur has been featured everywhere from NPR and the New York Times to CNN and Vogue.
In her well-loved newsletter going to thousands of women and men who identify with "quirkyalone," Sasha is the voice for people who don't want to settle--in any area of life.
In her coaching practice, Sasha helps smart, successful women (and sensitive, self-aware men) get clear on what they really want and then to achieve their goals while always helping her clients focus on core issues such as self-worth.
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I thought you did great Sasha but I was a little disappointed in Anderson Cooper. I don’t know, it just felt like he was mocking the whole quirky alone community of people. He seemed to invalidate you and your notions with his body language and tone. Is it just me? I felt judged.
Thanks M! Maybe he was invalidating in some of his gestures and tone of voice but I think the concept was new for him. He just didn’t get it 😉 It takes a while for some people to get on board.
I thought you spoke really super well Sasha, and addressed the concept of “quirkyalone” succinctly. I’m impressed with how you continued to finish answering the questions the interviewer had only moments before asked you, without allowing his continual interruptions to seemingly bother you. His “talking over” you really annoyed me. Well done 🙂
Thanks Robbie!