Navigating Imposter Syndrome

She Has The Audacity

Imposter syndrome is one of the most common topics in my coaching practice. That feeling of not being enough, like someone is going to jump out at you and say, “ I KNEW you didn't know what you were doing.” If you are in a position of leadership, you are an entrepreneur, or you are working on a new project or towards a new goal, you have likely experienced imposter syndrome. In fact, women are almost twice as likely to experience imposter syndrome than men!

In today’s podcast episode, we delve into the ‘tip’ of the imposter syndrome ‘iceberg’. We look at what it is, why it happens and some quick tips to gain some “imposter syndrome” wins. This topic deserves some more podcast real estate, so we are going to be returning to it in future episodes. For now, expect to learn:

✨When imposter syndrome is adaptive, and when it becomes maladaptive

✨Why you should stop telling yourself that you are just “lucky” to have achieved success and the opportunities you have worked hard for.

✨ How to Shift your mindset and story about yourself from someone who doesn’t know what they are doing to someone is evolving and improving with each experience

✨How to objectively measure what “enough” looks like when working towards your goals and when working in new roles

✨ WORK WITH CHANA ROSS! ✨

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