Imposter Syndrome and Failure

Consult Monday
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For Consult Monday, we discuss:
- How to identify when to call yourself out on Imposter Syndrome.
- The evolution of imposter syndrome as your practice changes.
- Accepting when things come easily.
- The possible benefits of peer support groups.
- Is the Imposter Syndrome coming from the Business Side or Clinical Side?
- Look into a business coach or finding a mentor (even if it’s a blog or podcast).
- As you push yourself, you’ll find a new learning curve.
- Talk about the experience while you’re in it: being overwhelmed, avoidance, succumbing to negative self-talk.
What I Wish I'd Said Wednesday
[et_pb_divider color="#000000" show_divider="on" divider_style="solid" divider_position="top" hide_on_mobile="on" /]Jane Carter of Jane Carter Counseling

For What I Wish I'd Said Wednesday we discuss:
- Accept failures.
- Failure on some level, like imposter syndrome, is inevitable.
- Failure is an opportunity to see the bigger picture.
- Imposter syndrome is very universal.
- Don’t forget that everyone is human.
- You don’t suck.
- Imposter syndrome is normal.
- Perceived failure vs actual failure: the battle you can win.
- Failure sucks so bad in the moment but you can move forward.
- Recognize that you had the courage to go into the arena.
- The role of ego: when it tells you you’re not good enough, get out of the zone and concentrate on the people who need you.
- Be kind to yourself after you fail.
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