‘When we allow the imposter feeling to hold us back, we stay small and stay safe, paying the self-doubt tax in the form of missed opportunities and unfulfilled potential. When we push ourselves to achieve impressive results despite a nagging imposter feeling, we pay the self-doubt tax in the form of overwork and exhaustion with self-defeating habits such as over preparation and punishingly high standards.’
Julie Smith, author of Coach Yourself Confident, as interviewed in Authority Magazine on the topic of ‘How To Thrive Despite Experiencing Impostor Syndrome’
Author Julie Smith On How To Thrive Despite Experiencing Impostor Syndrome
As a part of our series about how very accomplished leaders were able to succeed despite experiencing Imposter Syndrome, I had the pleasure of interviewing Julie Smith. Julie Smith is a sought-after…