New MetLife Study Reveals a 72% “Confidence Gap” in Ability to Recover from Life’s Setbacks

NEW YORK — A new multinational study from MetLife reveals a striking “confidence gap”: while most adults describe themselves as resilient, their confidence drops by 72% when faced with real-life setbacks. The Confident Pathways Report, conducted across the United States, United Kingdom, Japan, and Mexico, was designed to better understand how confidence is built and sustained throughout life. Read More