A late book, plain on purpose, from a woman who had been a shy child in a ruthless family and then the most public woman in the country. “No one can make you feel inferior without your consent” is associated with her and less firmly sourced than this sentence, which she published under her name. The instruction is not positive thinking. It is a method she had used: do the particular thing, the press conference, the flight, the visit to the mine, that fear had labeled impossible.