<p>Today's session covers a topic we often experience yet struggle to cope with. I was joined by Shamika Vargas, LCSW. Shamika and I discussed some of the common experiences persons of color share with regards to imposter syndrome. </p>

Today's session covers a topic we often experience yet struggle to cope with. I was joined by Shamika Vargas, LCSW. Shamika and I discussed some of the common experiences persons of color share with regards to imposter syndrome.

Imposter Syndrome

Let's take a moment to define Beauty.  How does it look?  How does it feel?  How does it translate through you?  In today's world of social media platforms, like Instagram and Facebook, we often see various perceptions of beauty.  We compare ourselves to others in appearance, status and style, focusing on the world's definition of Beauty, and often forgetting about the beauty within ourselves.  The journey to the Beauteous You is not yet defined -- or is it?
My name is Jamilly Whitfield and I am the host and creator of "Beauteous Me".  As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), mom, wife and career woman, I have over fifteen years of professional and personal experience with trauma, abuse and issues related to women.  I've guided countless women through the journey of discovering their inner beauty despite the adverse experiences they've encountered in life.  I will host candid conversations on universal issues women face on a weekly basis.  
If you are searching for everyday inspiration, in the midst of self-discovery and can contribute to our daily topics or just wish to hear some great conversations and advice, this is the place for you.  Subscribe Now!  If you like the show and want to know more about the "Beauteous Me", please visit www.iambeauteousme.com.  Follow the "Beauteous Me" on our social media platforms: Instagram @iambeauteousme

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Let's take a moment to define Beauty. How does it look? How does it feel? How does it translate through you? In today's world of social media platforms, like Instagram and Facebook, we often see various perceptions of beauty. We compare ourselves to others in appearance, status and style, focusing on the world's definition of Beauty, and often forgetting about the beauty within ourselves. The journey to the Beauteous You is not yet defined -- or is it? My name is Jamilly Whitfield and I am the host and creator of "Beauteous Me". As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), mom, wife and career woman, I have over fifteen years of professional and personal experience with trauma, abuse and issues related to women. I've guided countless women through the journey of discovering their inner beauty despite the adverse experiences they've encountered in life. I will host candid conversations on universal issues women face on a weekly basis. If you are searching for everyday inspiration, in the midst of self-discovery and can contribute to our daily topics or just wish to hear some great conversations and advice, this is the place for you. Subscribe Now! If you like the show and want to know more about the "Beauteous Me", please visit www.iambeauteousme.com. Follow the "Beauteous Me" on our social media platforms: Instagram @iambeauteousme

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