I’m thrilled to announce the publication of my new book for leaders, Outsmart Imposter Syndrome. It shot to Amazon #1 bestseller position on its day of release! The book reveals the secrets to the radical new process to eliminate imposter syndrome for good. And goes deep into the science of why this approach works so […]
My new book, Outsmart Imposter Syndrome will be published September 2023. It reveals the secret to successfully eliminating imposter syndrome for good. I share the exact step-by-step process I use with my executive clients to get them free from imposter syndrome, and achieving effortless confidence, natural resilience, and deep self-acceptance. I’ve recorded the introduction in
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What’s the difference between self-doubt and doubting yourself? Many people confuse the two, especially when talking about imposter syndrome. In reality, they are worlds apart. Doubting Yourself Doubting yourself often means reflecting on your words and actions and reconsidering. Was that the right decision? Could I have phrased that a better way? Is there a
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.
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
Is there a difference between delivering great work and peak performance? Athletes talk about the peak performance ‘flow’ state, a sense of effortless excellence and a calm thrill. Does that translate into the business world? My recent experience writing my second book sheds light on how peak performance really feels. The first book Last year
Recently I’ve been procrastinating on a project of a bigger scale than I have done before. It was the sneaky kind of procrastination, below the radar, where I didn’t notice I was putting things off until the task became urgent. Then it was so clear, and my internal alarm bells rang. Time to fix it.
Do you beat yourself up when you’ve made a mistake? Do you worry about it or lose sleep over it? If you do, you’re certainly not alone. It’s so common for people to agonise over the mistakes that they’ve made that it seems normal. That it’s just what we all do. But this self-beating is
This is the ‘Age of Accelerations’* where everything is changing at an eye-watering pace. Technology races ahead, global markets are shifting rapidly, work patterns are moving to transient project teams and a gig economy, and the next generation of workers have hugely different values and expectations of their work life. Predictability has gone out of
