Podcasts about impostors

Todos hemos pensado que no somos suficientemente buenos. En el episodio de hoy, Rafa habla del síndrome del impostor y nos da consejos para lidiar con ello, como hacer las cosas sin pensar en el resultado y no apoyarnos en la percepción que los demás tienen de nosotros. Síguenos en @sonoropodcast en todas las redes sociales.

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El perfeccionismo puede ser un obstáculo a la hora de tomar ventaja de las oportunidades que nos presenta la vida, especialmente cuando lo llevamos al extremo. Al contrario de lo que algunas personas pueden llegar a pensar como una cualidad virtuosa, la persona perfeccionista puede verse paralizada por desear que todo salga exactamente alineado con la expectativa que se tenía de un resultado, provocando que finalmente se paralice o dé marcha atrás cuando las cosas no salen según lo esperado. En este episodio de Despierta Tus Finanzas volvemos a conversar con la Coach Andreína Atencio (@coachandreina) acerca de qué es el perfeccionismo, cómo identificar si eres una persona perfeccionista, qué es la sociedad del cansancio, cómo nos afecta el síndrome del impostor y cuáles son las herramientas para aceptar nuestro propio ser y pasar de la perfección a la excelencia. Recomendaciones: Programa: El Gran Despegue Artículo: Stop Telling Women They Have Imposter Syndrome _________ ¿Te gustó el episodio? Déjame un rating ★★★★★ y review al podcast. Así juntos construimos una comunidad de inteligencia financiera más fuerte. _________ ¡Evolucionamos! Ahora búscanos como Despierta Tus Finanzas Podcast. Descarga GRATIS nuestro e-book "Define, Crea, Distribuye: 3 Fases para Monetizar tus Conocimientos" Si buscas mejorar tu gestión de dinero, únete a nosotros en el programa Despierta Tus Finanzas™ Únete a nuestra comunidad en Instagram: @juliofinance | @fintelhub Visita la web de Fintelhub

  If you're experiencing burnout and/or impostor syndrome, there are some practical things you can do to get your energy back so you can lead powerfully.   Burnout is a pattern that's happening globally right now. People are stressed, tired, anxious, and it feels like the marathon has no end. In this episode, co-hosts Richard Lindner and Jeff Mask validate this burnout you're experiencing, explain how it causes impostor syndrome to rear its ugly head, and share some exercises you can do to refresh and re-engage.   Three Levels of Burnout   Leaders have to deal with burnout. Period. First, there's internal burnout. You're feeling it as a leader. Richard says impostor syndrome always builds when he's burned out. “I'm not capable, I don't have the skills to handle this.” He's been feeling some of that embarrassment, shame, and fear lately, and he thinks this is a great time to talk about it.   Then there's burnout in the people you're in charge of leading. How do you know when to push them to do their best and when/how to give them a break?   Then what about when your leader/manager is experiencing burnout? If the person at the top doesn't deal with it effectively, they push it down on everyone else. It's cascading.   At least one of those levels is relevant to every leader on the planet right now, especially in these times.   Two Things You Have to Do   We're in a season of funkiness and ambiguity right now. The more we label it as weird/difficult, the more we'll flounder. We have to accept it, learn to be cool with it. It's not going back to “normal.” We have a choice of how we'll respond to it. This isn't about putting a happy face on it; it's about changing your mindset.   Acknowledge it Change your mindset   What opportunities are available now that wouldn't have been available before? New, unique, and trying times are where character is truly developed, where our best selves can show up.    Dig deeper into changing your mindset. Get a piece of paper, draw a line down the middle, and make two columns. On the left side, write down everything that's frustrating you right now. There's power getting it out of your head. Write down the crap, get it out, no filters. Let it sit, look at it, meditate on it, accept it. Then prioritize it. Weight it. Which things are affecting/frustrating you the most right now?   On the right side of the paper, flip it. Ask yourself these questions:    Is there any good in this situation?  Am I learning anything?  Growing?  Getting stronger?  Increasing in humility?  What can I be grateful for in that crap list?   Then look at those two columns, and ask yourself, “How am I going to choose to respond?” We totally have a choice how we respond to any situation, regardless of how difficult it is.   Richard says this exercise works, that Jeff has walked him through it before. Getting it out of our head and onto paper is so powerful. “Embrace the suck,” he says. Acknowledge it. Feel your feelings. How you react to that emotion is where the positive/negative comes in. We get to choose. But it takes reps.   Go Back to Your Why   Some other things you can do: ask, “have I already solved this problem in the past?” Ask: “Is this a season?” Sometimes we need to just stick it out. Acknowledge that the pain alleviation is coming, but it has to run its course. Maybe there's nothing you can do but wait it out for three more weeks.   Maybe there's no end in sight. Then what do we do? Say, “I don't know when this will end, but I'm going to keep going.” We're always talking to ourselves, so we might as well say positive things, or we'll keep feeding ourselves negative self-talk and stories. Stop those tapes, erase them, and replace them with something more powerful and positive.   This is where step #3 comes in. Step #1: acknowledge it. Step #2: Change your mindset. Step #3: Remember your why. Go back to your individual purpose. Why do you exist on this planet? Then think about the purpose of your company. Dig deep and determine it. If you believe in a higher power, spend time there. If you believe in being in nature, get out in it and get your mind clear. What are your gifts? What energizes you? What activities drain you? When we lose our why, we lose our way.   Start With a Brain Dump If You Need To   Richard gets super honest at this point and says, “When I hear this and I'm in burnout, I think, just stop for the love of all that is holy. I have a to-do list 10 miles long and you want me to figure out my why?”   For the record, he believes everything Jeff is saying. He knows it's true. But he still can't start there. His brain doesn't work that way. When he's in burnout, the last thing he wants to do is pontificate, get introspective. “You don't understand,” he's thinking. “I'm stupid busy.”    This is how he buys himself the focus to go through Jeff's process, because he knows it's impactful. It starts with a to-do list, a task list. His brain is a computer, and there are too many tabs open. He has to get out of that, before he can deal with the why.   Richards likes to start with a brain dump on a whiteboard. He writes out every single thing he's doing, needs to do, everything that's in his brain, no categorization. He's even been known to use two whiteboards.   Jeff talked about a brain dump for emotions, and Richard's is everything he has to do. When you see the overwhelm in physical form, you think, “Oh, of course I'm overwhelmed by all I have to do and think about,” and you can breathe in a sense of relief.    The next step is to categorize. Not into home/work, because work/life integration is important, but a grid with four quadrants: Do, Defer, Delegate, Delete. Then you plot everything on the whiteboard into these four areas.    Now you're left with a couple of boxes to focus on. You cut it down to 15-20% of your To Do List that you should actually be doing. Look at that “Do” box and get a quick win for momentum to spark your confidence. Richard believes in two big forces in life—momentum and resistance. See: Steven Pressfield's books, The War of Art and Do the Work.   Do What Works For YOU   Jeff loves that he and Richard shared two different approaches that work for them individually. There's no one right way to lead—or to deal with burnout. You can do it the way that's most authentically yours. That's the beauty of marrying emotion and logic. That's why Jeff and Richard are doing this podcast together. They want to connect with all kinds of leaders around the world with different personalities and ways of looking at problems.    As leaders, it's so important to admit our weaknesses and ask for help when we need it. From a coach, family member, peer, counselor, therapist. It's critical that we as leaders have our hearts and minds right. We can't lead others if we can't lead ourselves.   If you continue to feel the burnout, stop the cycle. Acknowledge it. Validate it. Work on your mindset. Ask for help. Go deeper on your purpose. Change the cycle. The burnout happens when we stay on the hamster wheel with no end in sight.   If you don't learn how to stop and breathe and take a break, it will never get better. Take some space. Know what energizes you, fills you up. Do some of them. Keep your battery charged. Once you've gotten yourself to a place of stability, once you've gotten your own oxygen mask on, you can keep serving and helping your people.   Richard and Jeff want to hear from YOU. What other practices have you discovered that help with burnout? What other questions do you have about burnout? Did they share anything you thought was off the mark? Email them here with your thoughts/questions: feedback@readytolead.com  RESOURCES: The War of Art (Steven Pressfield) Do the Work (Steven Pressfield) OTHER SHOWS YOU MIGHT ENJOY: Business Lunch with Roland Frasier and Ryan Deiss Perpetual Traffic with Ralph Burns and Kasim Aslam DigitalMarketer Podcast

RICH CELENZA talks about how a lot of people may be coming off a lot faker than they realize. It can be the way they act and talk or just the way they look in general. Or you may be someone who is someone who believes for you to succeed you need to “Fake it Until You Make It”. Now everyone has the right to act any way they like as long as they don't hurt anyone along the way. But if you are someone who finds themselves who can't seem to build strong friendships or be in healthy relationships with others it may because you may be coming off fake.

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¿Qué es el síndrome del impostor y por qué es el mayor enemigo de todas las marcas personales?Es tan importante saber detectarlo en uno mismo como el enfocarse en plantarle cara.Spoiler: no se puede eliminar del todo. Nunca (pero se puede tener completamente a raya...)En este episodio te explico cómo detectarlo, te detallo diferentes tipos de personalidad que incluyen este síndrome y finalmente te explico cómo enfrentarlo. Vamos a por todas!!Y recuerda que puedes unirte también a nuestra club de Marca Personal a través de la página https://librosparaemprendedores.net/tmpTe esperamos!! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In today´s episode of ‘Professional Success Podcast' Sheila Leader shares few tips on how to get rid of impostor syndrome. She shares her personal experience of overcoming it and also highlights some facts about it. Episode Highlights:  Impostor syndrome is that terrible feeling where everyone can see you're perfectly qualified to be there to ask for that to win the deal to be successful, except you. Impostor syndrome is not terminal and no pills are required to treat it. We are wired to see the bad in ourselves, but the good in others and you can use this to your advantage by choosing a trusted friend or colleague, who will tell you all the reasons that your fear is unbounded, they can see your qualification, what helps you stand out from everyone else, and sometimes hearing that from an external source that can help you to counteract that noise of that internal voice. We need to fight fear with logic while defensively to do the scary things, recognizing and labelling impostor syndrome, getting support from others and planning for the worst. Our impostor syndrome has had years of practice, it's embedded in our brain and our wiring, so we won't be able to defeat it overnight. 3 Key Points: It is that feeling that you don't deserve the success you've achieved or that you're somehow fooling everybody into believing you're much more competent or qualified or capable than you are. To overcome it, first, we need to recognize and label impostor syndrome, next tip is to grab a trusted friend or colleague, tell them what you want to do and what's holding you back and ask for their unfiltered opinion. Third tip is to practice fear setting and the final step is to be patient, to practice and to be persistent. It takes time, patience, practice and persistence to conquer impostor syndrome, so hang in there as you deserve your success. Tweetable Quotes: “If you're not a doctor and you're afraid to perform surgery, that's not impostor syndrome.” - Sheila Boysen–Rotelli “Your impostor syndrome is a version of your meanest inner critic.” - Sheila Boysen–Rotelli “For fear care and self-doubt, they can drive even after you've done your best to eliminate them.” - Sheila Boysen–Rotelli “So, let's kick this imposter syndrome, to the curb.” - Sheila Boysen–Rotelli Resources Mentioned: Sheila Boysen-Rotelli: Website   Podcast

We are doubling down, releasing two back to back episodes on the same topic, because it is THAT important! I'm joined by Dr. Valerie Young - internationally known expert on impostor syndrome and co-founder of The Impostor Syndrome Institute. From NASA to Google, Pfizer to MIT, Valerie has spoken to hundreds of organizations and universities. She has been cited in major publications like TIME, Newsweek and O Magazine, and is the author of “The Secret Thoughts Of Successful Women.” She shares that, in order to limit impostor syndrome in our careers and our lives, we have to practice reframing, and it starts with our thoughts, not our feelings. So, how do we steer away from impostor syndrome, and toward confidence and humble realism? We cover that, and more, in this episode! This is Woman's Work. To learn more about Dr. Valerie Young please visit: www.impostorsyndrome.com To learn more about what we are up to outside of this podcast, visit us at www.nicolekalil.com

Karen chats with illustrator, textile designer, and writer Micaela Ezra, founder of contemporary Judaica collection AHYIN, about growing your spirituality, overcoming Jewish impostor syndrome, and what it really means to build a Jewish home - and how to do it, whatever stage of life you're at. Micaela is an incredible role model when it comes to Jewish spirituality, and the way she constantly strives to find her own meaning in Judaism - for herself, and now for her family too - is guaranteed to inspire. You'll find out: - All about Micaela's Jewish upbringing in Australia - How she found meaning in Jewish tradition and deepened her spirituality after moving to NYC in her 20s - The dangers of mechanical Judaism - What kept her Jewishly grounded during her hectic days in the fashion industry - Building your own Jewish community - How an unconventional approach to Shabbat dinner became the cornerstone of her Jewish life - Overcoming Jewish impostor syndrome and finding your own place in Judaism - The importance of finding your own connection to Jewish traditions - Balancing tradition and individuality in Judaism - Nourishing her children's Jewish spirituality - Tapping into Torah wisdom to create a meaningful Jewish home - Becoming a spiritual anchor in your own life - The importance of “spiritual home decor” - Why you should seek out Judaica that sparks joy LINKS: Micaela's website http://www.micaelaezra.com  Micaela's Instagram http://instagram.com/micaela_ezra  AHYIN, Micaela's Judaica brand https://ahyinjudaica.com  Rabbi Simon Jacobson https://www.meaningfullife.com Smashing Life, my community membership club for Jewish + Jew(ish) women https://smashinglife.club  

This is the podcast adaptation of the 19th episode of The Break Room! Doctors Nikki Coleman & Brian J. Dixon chat about impostor syndrome. Part of the Living Corporate network, The Break Room is focused on mental health, wellness and healing for Black folks at work. You can expect real talk from real experts about the real ways Black folks can protect and heal themselves from racialized trauma at work. Want to know more about our LinkedIn Learning courses? Check them out! https://bit.ly/3k4havy Check out full episodes of The Break Room, video included. http://bit.ly/3pFsW0e Interested in supporting Living Corporate? Check out our Support page. https://bit.ly/3egO3Dk

Corinne and Marianne discuss Impostor Syndrome and how best to talk to yourself about those feelings of inferiority. We go off topic some, but we always bring it back home. Original song by: Tiffany Thompson Black Mirror: "San Junipero" Ted Talk about Impostor Syndrome Another Ted Talk about Impostor Syndrome Idiocracy Movie on YouTube Send questions, comments, and stories here or send a voice message and we'll put you on the show. Have a show topic idea? Email us at TooCheap4Therapy@gmail.com and we'll discuss it. Visit our Patreon and send us a dollar. Have a day! Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok. Check out our website if you're bored! And please leave a like, rate, review, subscribe, and leave a comment. It really does help our podcast reach more humans. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/toocheapfortherapy/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/toocheapfortherapy/support

  In this week's episode, Rebecca Zucker, an experienced and respected coach working with C-suite executives and other senior leaders across the globe at clients such as Amazon, Clorox, Dropbox, Google, among many others, discusses key career challenges, including: Her own early career path and how she pivoted towards her true passion The mission and focus of Next Step Partners, the leadership consulting firm at which Rebecca is a partner An area of Rebecca's expertise - how to cope with feeling overwhelmed - and some of the signals that might surface suggesting you're experiencing overwhelm Key strategies that might help listeners overcome and break out of circumstances that are overwhelming “Impostor Syndrome”, which stalks many high-performers, and  similarities between overwhelm and Imposter Syndrome that could indicate ways of combatting overwhelm also may be an antidote to Imposter Syndrome Other "anti-overwhelm" strategies that could be effective, particularly with the new workplace norms being cobbled together right now to deal with COVID

Sitting down with film maker Brandon Buccheri to talk about how to find perspective and positivity in the midst of self doubt. Brandon is an award winning director and film maker who co-owns Evoko Films in Dallas, Texas. Though he won a few quick awards with a camera he talks about how much more fulfilling identifying values and establishing character is as an artist and entrepreneur. Brandon is also an admin and active member of the Photographic Collective over on Facebook and contributes a weekly motivation and mindset topic to the community that is always engaging and encouraging. https://www.evokofilms.com •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• www.mileswittboyer.com // miles@mileswittboyer.com Instagram.com/mileswittboyer Facebook.com/mileswittboyer

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Why are we so often the most negative voice in our own lives? Have you ever felt like you needed to pretend to be confident at work? This feeling is pretty common and it's called Impostor Syndrome. On this episode, we are joined by a guest who's experienced Impostor Syndrome, Tucci Ivowi, to learn more about her story, common misconceptions around Impostor Syndrome and 5 ways to dial down your own self-criticism and negative voice. Weekly Newsletter Sign-Up: http://bit.ly/37hqtQW Follow Career Contessa: http://bit.ly/2TMH2QP   The Confidence Crunch: https://bit.ly/3efA8MU Power Moves: https://bit.ly/3mosST1 Tucci Ivowi: Website: https://bit.ly/3ohzmVZ LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/3kO1P3A Instagram: https://bit.ly/3zMkSj7 Produced by Dear Media.

In this edition of "Show and BK," Ron 'the Show' Hughley, Brandon Kiley, and Stephen Serda discuss the Josh Gordon signing and all of the mixed emotions about the move. The Chiefs turning the ball over is an outlier that they should be able to fix this week against the Eagles. This has a good chance of being another Clyde game, and we've had enough of 31-year-old "Clean Dan" Sorensen. We've spent a lot of time criticizing this defense but we should spend more time discussing how Chris Jones hasn't lived up to expectations this year, and we wrap things up with our game predictions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Do you ever feel like an imposter? Feeling like you didn't accomplish anything and doubting yourself constantly with that negative voice in your head. This is the episode for you. Remember to be kind to yourself and start celebrating your wins even the small ones. Today's episode presented by Db Journey - Get 10% off your next purchase with the code POD10 or go to https://bit.ly/37cP8YP Please subscribe and leave a review on audio platforms as well :) Apple Podcasts: http://apple.co/2TF3VnS Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2AfNQia Google Podcasts: https://bit.ly/3pmXw09 Amazon: https://amzn.to/2FKeu5X Follow the podcast: @wildandbasic on IG or "Wild & Basic Podcast" on YouTube

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In this edition of "Show and BK," Ron 'the Show' Hughley, Brandon Kiley, and Stephen Serda discuss what to watch this Sunday when the Chiefs have the ball against the Chargers. We want to see the MJ type of instinct from Pat after the Sunday night loss against the Ravens. Tyreek Hill has to bounce back with a big game after being shut down last week. Also, the Chiefs desperately need Chris Jones to be the game-wrecker we believe him to be after last week's letdown. To finish off the week we have to get to our game predictions and 'certified or impostor.' Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This first-time guest founded The Alchemist Dentist to dismantle impostor phenomenon, perfectionism, and burnout. Tune in to hear about why she came to her third career burnout, and how that inspired her to build a business around this issue in our industry. You'll hear her and Dr. Mark Costes unpack what impostor phenomenon is and why it happens and the tendencies behind perfectionism. Then, why these tendencies lead to burnout and how we can overcome it. EPISODE RESOURCES www.drjessicametcalfe.com Subscribe to The Dentalpreneur Podcast Visit the Dentalpreneur Podcast website Write a Review on iTunes Dental Success Network

For our guest, Linsday Williams, it was an even bigger feat doing this during the pandemic with a newborn! But none of this can slow her down, because as a wedding stationary creator and coach, new mom, and podcast h and multi-business guru, Lindsay has a ton to share! We take a deep dive into what inspired and pushed her to launch her course and help those in the industry achieve their wedding business dreams. Whether you're being a planner, photographer, decorator – the list is endless – this episode is for you! Don't sleep on this, friends, let's talk it out!  Key Takeaways:  Finding your educational niche  Bed, Bath, Bus  Fitting it all in  I know I can help you  Your journey is your journey  Impostor syndrome  Take the first step 

We all have doubts. Overcoming them is what separates the successful from those who never try. In this week's episode, Matt and Dave discuss overcoming impostor syndrome. The Profitability MD podcast brings you insights, inspiration, and success stories from successful small business owners, and leading industry consultants, about how to take your business to the next level. Subscribe to the show. Profitability MD will show you how to grow your business to 7 figures+ by making a small mind shift and applying fundamental business strategies. Your hosts, Matt Hudgins and David Mulvaney, tackle the issues that prevent you from being successful in business as well as what you need to do to bring in new customers, making and keeping wealth, and growing your profitability. Visit our website at ProfitabilityMD.com Find more helpful resources at: Matt - 10XProfitBlueprint.com Dave - DavidMulvaney.com

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Ever think you aren't good enough or smart enough and it's only a matter of time before you're found out? Or do you secretly believe you're just lucky and not talented at all? It's called “imposter syndrome” and professional women are its most common victims. Megan, Elizabeth, Liz, and Erica reveal their own vulnerabilities and talk about how we can identify this evil inhabitant in our heads, diffuse it, and lift up our female friends and co-workers who are probably struggling with the same undeserved feelings of inadequacy.

Ever think you aren't good enough or smart enough and it's only a matter of time before you're found out? Or do you secretly believe you're just lucky and not talented at all? It's called “imposter syndrome” and professional women are its most common victims. Megan, Elizabeth, Liz, and Erica reveal their own vulnerabilities and talk about how we can identify this evil inhabitant in our heads, diffuse it, and lift up our female friends and co-workers who are probably struggling with the same undeserved feelings of inadequacy.

Imposter syndrome is an inability to see how good you are. It is something all people experience at some point in life.Regardless of what level you're at, anytime, you enter a new space that's unfamiliar (reaching a new level in business, getting a promotion), you'll feel like you don't belong there. That's Imposter syndrome.Then you ask yourself: “Should I be here? Do I know enough? Am I smart enough? Have I achieved enough? Am I worthy enough?...”And it's perfectly normal to feel insecure when you are in a new environment. But giving up is not the option - you should use the situation to research and learn.And that's the point in coping with Imposter syndrome - to use it to push yourself to the next level. In this episode, we're trying to explain that no one can avoid Imposter syndrome because the alternative is staying in a comfort zone forever. We'll also show you that you're not alone.If you tune in for the new episode of the Push podcast, you'll also find out how a billionaire dealt with Imposter syndrome, who you should compete with, and what Eddie and Janelle's methods for overcoming insecurity are.So, let's dive in!Key Takeaways:What in the world question: Is catcalling really effective? (01:38)What is Imposter syndrome? (11:24)Don't suffer from Imposter syndrome; use it to research and learn (16:37)No one is immune to Imposter syndrome (18:14)It's normal to feel insecure when you are in a new environment (21:15)Women are rule followers and suffer more from the syndrome (26:31)You don't know what you're doing - so learn it! (33:14)If you don't shoot at anything, you'll never hit anything (36:47)Additional sources 

New York Times writer Abby Ellin visits Truth, Lies and Coverups today.  She wrote a new book Duped:  Double Lives, False Identities and the Con Man I Almost Married.  It's based on events in her life and lots of research on leading a double life and the lies that go with it.  We also chat about a few of the liars we've both had common experiences with.  Enjoy!   Be sure to check out Abby's podcast Impostors at https://medium.com/ear-worthy/second-season-of-impostors-the-commander-releases-two-new-episodes-16b8e08fe218

Antoni Porowski wasn't the obvious choice to be the food expert on Queer Eye — he's not a chef and he has no formal culinary training. When the show debuted in 2018, many people asked, “Can this guy actually cook?” Not the most reassuring reaction for a person who already struggled with impostor syndrome. In the years since, he's alternated between trying to prove his haters wrong, and trying to stop worrying about what others think. On the eve of his second cookbook coming out, where is he at with these internal battles? Antoni also reveals his struggles with body image, his secrets for a good salad, and his hot takes on pierogi. // Get 500+ more great Sporkful episodes from our catalog and lots of other Stitcher goodness when you sign up for Stitcher Premium: www.StitcherPremium.com/Sporkful (promo code: SPORKFUL). Transcript available at www.sporkful.com.

Impostor Syndrome is real.We're chatting about Jeremy's recent blog post Seven Ways to Deal With Impostor Syndrome, and sharing our own journeys feeling like impostors. Jeremy describes the five types of impostor: PerfectionistExpertNatural GeniusSoloistSuperman/womanDiscover which ones we are (and which ones we think each other might be).  And we go into more detail about the seven Impostor Buster techniques that we've used to deal with Impostor Syndrome, and how we help our singing teacher clients to deal with their own impostor syndrome: Dealing with the lonelinessWorking with criticismGetting guidanceValidating feelingsTeaching someone elseDiscovering your FOAL areaHow good is good?The original article from Jeremy https://vocalprocess.co.uk/7-ways-to-deal-with-imposter-syndrome/Gillyanne's live on "Don't be in the dark, there are no silly questions"https://www.instagram.com/p/CThc5xHIrCY/Dr Marisa Lee Naismith's podcast "A Voice And Beyond" https://drmarisaleenaismith.com/podcast/The Vocal Process Learning Lounge, where you can access over 500 videos and downloadable resources instantly, including the full recordings of the day-courses "Mastering Musical Theatre" and "Best Practice Update". Watch how we tackle questions and challenges from the audience on vocal and performance techniques!https://vocal-process-hub.teachable.com/p/the-vocal-technique-learning-lounge Share your thoughts on this podcast and ask us anything on https://speakpipe.com/Vocalprocess 

In this episode of Let Go & Lead, entrepreneur, best-selling author and speaker Seth Godin talks with Maril about reinvention, and we can better lead our teams through change. They discuss the challenge — and benefit — of letting go of sunk costs, the difference between managing and leading change, how impostor syndrome can be a good thing for leaders and why tension is necessary to drive change. Listen to the full episode below. Learn about: 4:42 The illusion that companies need to let go of 8:17 The mindset that fuels the imagination 9:57 Advice for leaders leading large transformations 12:01 Why impostor syndrome can be productive for leaders 19:22 How Seth navigates the overcrowded media landscape 26:25 Why tension is necessary to lead change Seth Godin is a best-selling author, entrepreneur, teacher, speaker, podcaster and world-renowned expert on creativity and creative entrepreneurship. He has launched one of the most popular blogs in the world, seths.blog, and written 20 best-selling books. His 2018 book, This is Marketing, was an instant bestseller in many countries. His most recent book, The Practice: Shipping Creative Work, is a handbook for creative professionals and creatives looking to make and share creative work. Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/let-go-lead-with-maril-macdonald/id1454869525  Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5Gaf7JXOckZMtkpsMtnjAj?si=WZjZkvfLTX2T4eaeB1PO2A  Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9sZXRnb2xlYWQubGlic3luLmNvbS9yc3M  Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/show/let-go-lead  —  Gagen MacDonald is a strategy execution consulting firm that specializes in employee engagement, culture change and leadership development. Learn more at http://www.gagenmacdonald.com.

This week I'm chatting with corporate professional and PowerPoint Pro Whitney Walters.  Today's episode is a deep dive on Whitney's journey of boldly advocating for the promotions she wanted, and tackling all the mindset obstacles that popped up along the way.  Whitney's story is such a beautiful example of what it looks like to go all-in on your growth, even if there are moments when it feels hard or scary.  If you feel alone in wanting a promotion and being scared to finally go after it, you're going to love this conversation.   Check out Whitney's links and contact info below:     Whitney's upcoming webinar: http://learn.whitneydwalter.com/register   Whitney's website & free guide to advocating for a promotion:: https://whitneydwalter.com/speakingup   IG and socials: @whitneydwalter     And to get in touch with Jess:   Learn about 1:1 coaching: https://jessguzikcoaching.com/coaching/   Free Executive Presence course and ebook: https://jessguzikcoaching.com/freeresources/   Private Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/theartofspeakingup   Corporate speaking, workshops, and inquiries: jessica@theartofspeakingup.com.   IG: @theartofspeakingup

El artículo 440. Cómo superar el síndrome del impostor del guionista se publicó primero en David Esteban Cubero. Hoy vamos a hablar de un tema muy interesante, el síndrome del impostor del guionista. A partir de las dudas de un oyente y suscriptor vamos a reflexionar sobre muchos miedos de los guionistas con la profesión y ver cómo podemos enfrentarnos a ellos. Quiero desmontar algunos mitos y ayudaros a superar ciertos bloqueos. Pero […] El artículo 440. Cómo superar el síndrome del impostor del guionista se publicó primero en David Esteban Cubero.

In this edition of "Show and BK," Brandon Kiley is out this week at his bachelor party, so that means it's just Ron Hughley and Stephen Serda. Chiefs' linebacker Willie Gay Jr. was placed on injured reserve, Thursday guaranteeing he's out at least the first three games of the season for the Chiefs. Show is ready for Chris Jones to make his case for defensive player of the year and another edition of "certified or impostor." The Chiefs clearly have quarterback figured out, but would you be interested in what Andy Reid could do with a player like Cam Newton in the right circumstance? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The insidious Impostor Syndrome…It's a real thing, y'all. And it's very prevalent in our RD profession, as well. I talk about why this is the case, and more in today's episode. In this re-release episode of the Make More Money as a Dietitian podcast, I'm also sharing the steps you can take to overcome Impostor Syndrome. It really isn't hard, as long as you do the work!   WHAT YOU'LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE The true definition of Impostor Syndrome. How long this “condition has been around. Who this affects more than others, in gender and personality type. Steps you can take to overcome Impostor Syndrome.   FEATURED ON THE SHOW Get on the list to be notified when Embody Academy opens for enrollment! Grab a copy of the “How to Calculate Your Rate as an RD Entrepreneur”  Workbook   SUBSCRIBE, RATE & REVIEW on Apple Podcasts! Are you subscribed to the podcast? If you're not, I encourage you to do that today. You don't want to miss an episode, so Click here to subscribe on Apple Podcasts!

In this week's episode of the SIMPLE brand With Matt Lyles podcast I talk with Kris Kelso, author of: Overcoming the Imposter: Silence Your Inner Critic and Lead With Confidence!Some of the biggest barriers to our effectiveness are the ones we put up ourselves. And imposer syndrome is one of those barriers I had to overcome if I was going to succeed in my career, in my marriage, as a parent, and more. For the longest time, I thought I was the only one who struggled with. But it turns out I wasn't alone.  It turns out that that a lot of people suffer from it - A LOT.In fact, according to the International Journal of Behavioral Science - over 70% of people experience imposter syndrome and that inner critic voice at some point.So if you don't suffer from it, there's a high chance that your people do. And if you're like me, and you do suffer from or experience it, then there are tools to help you overcome it - likely more quickly than I did.  And that's why I'm happy to talk with Kris Kelso in this episode. Kris is an executive coach and speaker who's helped thousands of leaders turn their teams around. And he's the author of the book: Overcoming the Imposter: Silence Your Inner Critic and Lead With Confidence. Kris  and I talk about something that most leaders struggle with - that inner critic voice that downplays our own accomplishments and tells us we don't have what it takes. And we talk about strategies and tools to silence that inner critic voice to be able to emerge as more effective and confident leaders. The book provides the powerful tools needed to expose the Impostor's methods and emerge as more effective and confident leaders. RESOURCES FROM THIS EPISODEKris's book: Overcoming the ImposterKris's site 

Impostor syndrome might be the #1 reason why people don't follow their dreams. In this episode, I am going to teach you how to overcome impostor syndrome so that you can stop holding yourself back from the life you truly want.   Follow me on IG for more inspiration here: https://www.instagram.com/robdialjr/ If you live in the US/Canada and you want to receive motivational texts from me, text me now at 1-512-580-9305 or click here https://my.community.com/robdial   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode tackles the ever-popular topic of Impostor Syndrome, and Rick Kitagawa's unique approach to dealing with it. Rick is an artist, an author and a leadership coach for creatives, as well as larger corporations. He has a business for leaders and creatives called "Kaiju Coaching," which launches a new course called "Wrangling Your Impostor Monster" in September. Listen in to find out how you can enroll and get an exclusive DFE discount.The theme song "Motivation For The Everyday Artist" was written and recorded by Shane Izykowski.Sponsors:Dianne Hoffman's WebsiteDianne Hoffman's InstagramDianne Hoffman's FacebookKaiju Coaching"Wrangling Your Impostor Monster"Show notes:Rick Kitagawa's WebsiteRick Kitagawa's InstagramRick Kitagawa's TwitterRick Kitagawa's BlogRick Kitagawa's PatreonTender Morsels by Rick KitagawaBinary Winter PressThe Inner Monster PodcastThe Alt MBAAmy CuddyChet ZarSeth Godin

#PodcastersForJustice Decorated speculative fiction and YA author and pundit, Charlie Jane Anders, chatted with me about the genesis of storytelling, how to weather 20 years of rejection, write through hard times, and her latest how-to for writers Never Say You Can't Survive. "Being a writer doesn't have to mean you have a cool haircut and live in Brooklyn and go to fancy literary parties. It can mean that you're just someone who enjoys making up stories ... you don't even have to publish them." – Charlie Jane Anders Charlie Jane's novel Victories Greater Than Death – the first book in a new young-adult trilogy, April, 2021 – and 2019's Locus Award winner The City in the Middle of the Night – named one of the year's best books by the Guardian and others and optioned for TV by Sony. Her 2016 novel, All the Birds in the Sky, was #5 on Time Magazine's list of the year's 10 best novels, and won the Nebula, Locus and Crawford awards. Her latest is Never Say You Can't Survive, a book about how to use creative writing to get through hard times. It's described as "... a practical guide to storytelling [and a] ... a manual for creativity in unprecedented times." Charlie Jane's fiction and journalism have appeared in the New York Times, The Washington Post, Slate, McSweeney's, Mother Jones, Boston Review, Tor.com, Tin House, WIRED magazine, and many other places. Her TED Talk, "Go Ahead, Dream About the Future" has been viewed over 2M times. She also co-hosts the Hugo Award-winning podcast Our Opinions Are Correct with Annalee Newitz. Stay calm and write on ... And Stay Tuned: I'm cooking up some extras for fans of the show in the coming weeks you won't want to miss including the option to have episodes, extras, and added insights delivered straight to your inbox, and maybe even some Writer Files merch on the way. If you're a fan of The Writer Files, please "Follow" us to automatically see new interviews. In this file Charlie Jane Anders and I discussed: The importance of why "we all contain multitudes" Impostor syndrome and rubbing elbows with famous authors Her creative chameleon characteristics And why writers need to juxtapose the small and personal against the huge and epic Stay calm and write on ... Show Notes: CharlieJaneAnders.com Never Say You Can't Survive by Charlie Jane Anders Charlie Jane Anders Amazon author page Our Opinions Are Correct the Hugo Award-winning podcast TED Talk, "Go Ahead, Dream About the Future" welovebookstores.org Charlie Jane Anders on Facebook Charlie Jane Anders on Twitter Kelton Reid on Twitter

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From daytime Emmy-nominated to collaborating with AT&T, McDonald's, Lexus, and being on the #5 spot on Spotify's Viral 50 chart, Axel Mansoor is a former Clubhouse icon, musician, third culture kid, and most of all, a courageous and kind human being. Today, he shared with us: His reaction when Grammy-winner John Mayer serenaded him on Clubhouse. Underrated ways anyone can really deal with imperfection. Behind the scenes of how to write a song that deeply resonates with others. Growing up in Mauritius and other places in the world and the surprising lesson he learned from it. Hidden ways you can overcome imposter syndrome today. Join others in 60+ countries and Save, Download, Subscribe, Add or Collect this episode today.    

- Leadership Lessons You Can't Afford to Miss - Meet David Cottrell— founder & CEO of Cornerstone Leadership—one of the nation's largest publishers of management and leadership resources. Having written over 30 books himself, David holds a bold yet simple philosophy: “Leadership is about influence. It exists throughout the organization – not just in executives, managers and supervisors.”His newest book and workbook - Quit Drifting, Lift the Fog, and Get Lucky - is providing practical strategies every leader can use in our current pandemic.TPOVS:Am I doing the right things to develop the person I want to become?Make time to reflect, but never stop moving forward.Move towards new opportunities rather than leaving jobs.Impostor syndrome? Nobody is perfect.Take time to fill up your own cup.Without relationships, there is no fulfillment.

In this edition of "Show and BK," the Chiefs need to figure out how to get this deal done with Tyrann Mathieu after Seahawks inked Jamal Adams to a big-money extension. Preseason game number 2 against the Arizona Cardinals takes place Friday night in Glendale, Arizona. Show and BK discuss the 3 things you should be watching on offense and defense during the Chiefs' second preseason contest. It's Clyde Edwards-Helaire's turn on 'certified or imports.' Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

But disrespect the Moon Goddess at your peril. Games we played this week include: Road 96 (6:20) The Ascent (12:15) Boyfriend Dungeon (19:40) Back 4 Blood beta (26:15) Button City (30:25) Dodgeball Academia (33:00) Vampyr (36:15) Garden Story (37:10) Fortnite: Impostors (42:10) --- News things talked about in this episode: Among Us devs speak out about Fortnite's controversial Impostors mode (45:15) https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2021-08-18-among-us-devs-speak-out-about-fortnites-controversial-impostors-mode Riot misled staff about their right to speak out on harassment and discrimination, California says (49:00) https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2021-08-17-riot-misled-staff-about-their-right-to-speak-out-about-harassment-and-discrimination-state-of-california-says Activision Blizzard accused of routinely deadnaming trans staff (43:05) https://www.pinknews.co.uk/2021/08/13/activision-blizzard-trans-deadnamed/ Watchdog launches investigation into Ubisoft Singapore over alleged unfairness and sexual harassment (56:45) https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2021-08-17-watchdog-launches-investigation-into-skull-and-bones-dev-ubisoft-singapore-over-alleged-unfairness-and-sexual-harassment -- Buy official Jimquisition merchandise from the Jimporium at thejimporium.com Find Laura at LauraKBuzz on Twitter, Twitch, YouTube, and Patreon. All her content goes on LauraKBuzz.com, and you can catch Access-Ability on YouTube every Friday. Follow Conrad at ConradZimmerman on Twitter and check out his Patreon (patreon.com/fistshark). You can also peruse his anti-capitalist propaganda at pinfultruth.com.

On today's IGN The Fix: Games, There can be few games that have had as long, hard, and strange a road to release as the upcoming Abandoned. The game has been hit by conspiracy theories, its marketing plagued by technical issues, and Kahraman has made marketing decisions he now wishes he could take back. After a huge backlash to the game's latest mishap - where a much-touted 'Realtime Trailers' app went live after multiple delays without any new trailer content to show - the community around the game began looking deeper into Blue Box's history to try and work out exactly what the Dutch developer had been before all of this. During today's Pokémon Presents event, we got a more detailed look at Pokémon Legends: Arceus, including new Hisuian Pokemon like Wyrdeer, Basculegion, and Hisuian forms of Growlithe and Braviary, its updated battle system, story, and open-world details, and much more. Pokemon Legends: Arceus is still set to be released on January 28, 2022, and it will take place in the Hisui Region, which will eventually become the Sinnoh Region that Pokemon Diamond and Pearl take place in. Your adventure will begin in Jubilife Village, and players will work to become a member of the Galaxy Expedition Team, which includes different sub-groups like Medical Corps, Security Corps, and Survey Corps. Members of the development team for the highly successful indie game Among Us have taken to social media to call out Fortnite's new Impostor mode, which strongly resembles their game. The new game mode, which pits eight Agents against two Impostors in a battle of wits and espionage, shares an uncanny similarity to Among Us in terms of gameplay and design. After the announcement - which Innersloth confirmed to IGN was not a collaboration between the two games - individual members of the indie studio took to Twitter to share their feelings on the situation. Stella has all that in your Daily Fix!

Emile Hirsch (Into the Wild, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood) joins this week to open up on his experience with impostor syndrome in this industry, and what sort of negative and positive impacts it has had on his career. We go on to talk about his new movie Midnight in the Switchgrass along with the various characters he's portrayed in films, such as Chris McCandless (Into the Wild) and Jay Sebring (Once Upon a Time in Hollywood). We also discuss working with legends like Quentin Tarantino and Robert De Niro intense training with Navy SEALs, and the dangers of pickleball.