[On Air Coaching] How to Overcome Imposter Syndrome with Suzanne Dressler

<p>Episode #194. Is that nagging, negative voice in your head keeping you from going after your goals? <em>If I’m so great, why haven’t I done this... Why should I try if I’m just... Who am I to go for that crazy, impossible goal... </em>In this on-air coaching call, you’ll get an inside look at how to break through imposter syndrome with perspective-shifting exercises and goal-focused action. Sick and tired of imposter syndrome holding you back? Press play and find out how to ditch those I’m-not-enough thoughts for a made-over, goal-getting mindset.</p><p><b>In This Episode You’ll Learn:</b></p><ul><li>What imposter syndrome is actually an indication of</li><li>How to break through imposter syndrome by focusing on your top priority</li><li>Why shifting a big ask into a win-win scenario can help you go after your goals </li><li>How to flip the focus from your flaws to the needs of your audience</li><li>Actionable exercises to begin breaking down your imposter syndrome </li></ul><p><b>Favorite Quotes</b></p><p>“That confidence of not knowing what you don&apos;t know leads to beginner&apos;s luck. As we become more of an expert, we know what we don&apos;t know. We&apos;re aware of what other people are doing and we&apos;re comparing ourselves. That opens up the door for comparison and imposter syndrome to come in.”</p><p>“I don&apos;t want anyone to think, ‘<em>Oh, imposter syndrome comes up when you&apos;re not doing well</em>.’ I actually think it&apos;s vice versa. Because when we&apos;re pushing ourselves to that next level, thinking bigger and putting ourselves in those situations where we are being stretched, that&apos;s what brings up imposter syndrome.” </p><p>“When we&apos;re feeling the weight of imposter syndrome, it&apos;s like we&apos;re holding a magnifying glass on ourselves and we’re looking at every possible flaw. Of course, we&apos;re going to be overwhelmed with negative thoughts! If we flip that spotlight around and put that on our audience, it’s no longer just about you.” </p><p><b>Discussed on