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Is Imposter Syndrome Running the Show? Time to Take Back Control.

Why is it that right when you're about to do something big—lead a meeting, send that bold email, or finally speak up—your brain decides to yell, “You have no idea what you’re doing!”? That’s imposter syndrome, and it loves to crash the party when you’re on the edge of growth. But here’s the thing: it’s lying to you.

In this episode of Take Out Therapy, Rebecca Hunter, MSW dives into why imposter syndrome shows up at the worst times and how to outsmart it. You’ll learn to spot the signs, calm the anxiety, and take action even when self-doubt is screaming in your ear. Whether you're an empath battling burnout or just tired of overthinking every move, this episode is your game plan for ditching self-doubt and stepping into your confidence.

You’ll learn:

• The sneaky ways imposter syndrome messes with your mind and body
• Simple techniques to stay calm and push through fear
• How small, bold actions build real confidence (no more waiting to “feel ready”)

Ready to shut down imposter syndrome and start living authentically? Hit play and take the first step toward confidence, clarity, and freedom from overthinking.

Ready to Stop Feeling Constantly Overwhelmed? Rebecca Hunter, MSW helps empathic high-achievers (like you) learn practical skills to quiet your racing mind, overcome self-doubt, and actually be present in your life. Visit www.takeouttherapy.com to get more resources and find out how to work with me!

About the podcast:

Take Out Therapy is a podcast designed for those seeking to reduce anxiety, recover from burnout, and live authentically, with topics ranging from mindfulness and emotional intelligence to emotional resilience and anxiety relief; discover actionable tips for managing stress, cultivating inner peace, overcoming overwhelm, setting boundaries, and mastering emotional regulation, all while supporting empathic executives on their journey toward self-compassion, work-life balance, and freedom from overthinking and people-pleasing habits.