What is the Cost of Imposter Syndrome? Imposter syndrome affects over 70% of high-achievers, either periodically or chronically. It creates stress, distraction, inefficiency, holds people back and drains their energy. It’s a significant problem, but how significant? How do you measure the cost of your focus, time, health and energy? I decided to explore the […]
Workplace bullying can knock your confidence and trigger imposter syndrome. It can lead you to doubting yourself, your work and even your career. Here’s the steps you can take to change it. To get rid of imposter syndrome, take the 8-week Inner Success programme.
As a leader, you want to make good decisions – for your team, your business, your family, and, of course, for yourself. But with imposter syndrome, there is no ‘of course’ when making decisions that involve you. It colours your judgement in decisions that affect you personally and can prevent you from making the
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This photo was part of a clever Aprils Fools post by Daniel Priestley this year. It was delectable clickbait and a light-hearted, topical joke. But what made it so funny? The heart of comedy is a twist on the normal. Many a true word is said in jest, after all. So maybe there’s a little
Simon* is a business advisor and consultant who was suffering from self-doubt, self-criticism and over-thinking. His imposter syndrome behaviours included procrastination, comparing and holding himself back. Simon had delayed applying for director-level positions over the previous three years. Not only was he frustrated by his self-doubt, he wanted to understand why. He was also keen
