<a target="_blank" href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/2154240/open_sms">Send us a text</a>In this podcast, Ustadha Hosai discusses influencer culture, the reality of imposter syndrome in today's world, the effects of this toxic cycle on women, and how to navigate this culture as Muslima today. Stay updated! https://www.instagram.com/hosaimojo/?hl=en https://www.facebook.com/hosaimojaddidi/ https://twitter.com/hosaimojo?lang=en

Send us a text In this podcast, Ustadha Hosai discusses influencer culture, the reality of imposter syndrome in today's world, the effects of this toxic cycle on women, and how to navigate this culture as Muslima today. Stay updated! https://www.instagram.com/hosaimojo/?hl=en https://www.facebook.com/hosaimojaddidi/ https://twitter.com/hosaimojo?lang=en

<a href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/2154240/open_sms" rel="noopener noreferrer">Send us a text</a>In this podcast, Ustadha Hosai discusses influencer culture, the reality of imposter syndrome in today's world, the effects of this toxic cycle on women, and how to navigate this culture as Muslima today.&nbsp;Stay updated! https://www.instagram.com/hosaimojo/?hl=en https://www.facebook.com/hosaimojaddidi/ https://twitter.com/hosaimojo?lang=en

Imposter Syndrome: Why Everyone Feels Like They're Faking It

Hosai Mojaddidi has been serving the Muslim community for over 25 years as a teacher, public speaker, author/writer, spiritual counselor and mental health advocate. She is actively involved with her local community and offers talks throughout the year on a range of topics including spirituality, self-development, seerah, women's issues, family/marriage, youth issues, social media literacy/safety, and mental health advocacy. She also promotes social-emotional learning and teaches about emotional intelligence regularly to students of all ages and educators via workshops and trainings. She’s active on social media and blogs regularly through Facebook & Instagram.  As one of the co-founders of www.mentalhealth4muslims.com (MH4M), many of her articles on mental health related topics relevant to the Muslim community have been reproduced by or published on other websites, some of which include: Imanwire, MuslimVillage, SeekersGuidance, SoundVision, AltMuslimah, Mom.com, Patheos, Huffington Post UK, and Haute Hijab. She’s also been featured on NPR and Al-Jazeera to discuss the Muslim female experience in America with regards to hijab and Islamophobia. She’s a published children’s book author and the title of her first book is “Clear the Path: A Rhyme Book on Manners for Little Muslims.” She's a wife and mother of two and resides in northern California.

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Hosai Mojaddidi has been serving the Muslim community for over 25 years as a teacher, public speaker, author/writer, spiritual counselor and mental health advocate. She is actively involved with her local community and offers talks throughout the year on a range of topics including spirituality, self-development, seerah, women's issues, family/marriage, youth issues, social media literacy/safety, and mental health advocacy. She also promotes social-emotional learning and teaches about emotional intelligence regularly to students of all ages and educators via workshops and trainings. She’s active on social media and blogs regularly through Facebook & Instagram. As one of the co-founders of www.mentalhealth4muslims.com (MH4M), many of her articles on mental health related topics relevant to the Muslim community have been reproduced by or published on other websites, some of which include: Imanwire, MuslimVillage, SeekersGuidance, SoundVision, AltMuslimah, Mom.com, Patheos, Huffington Post UK, and Haute Hijab. She’s also been featured on NPR and Al-Jazeera to discuss the Muslim female experience in America with regards to hijab and Islamophobia. She’s a published children’s book author and the title of her first book is “Clear the Path: A Rhyme Book on Manners for Little Muslims.” She's a wife and mother of two and resides in northern California.

Hosai Mojaddidi has been serving the Muslim community for over 25 years as a teacher, public speaker, author/writer, spiritual counselor and mental health advocate. She is actively involved with her local community and offers talks throughout the year on a range of topics including spirituality, self-development, seerah, women's issues, family/marriage, youth issues, social media literacy/safety, and mental health advocacy. She also promotes social-emotional learning and teaches about emotional intelligence regularly to students of all ages and educators via workshops and trainings. She’s active on social media and blogs regularly through Facebook &amp; Instagram.  As one of the co-founders of www.mentalhealth4muslims.com (MH4M), many of her articles on mental health related topics relevant to the Muslim community have been reproduced by or published on other websites, some of which include: Imanwire, MuslimVillage, SeekersGuidance, SoundVision, AltMuslimah, Mom.com, Patheos, Huffington Post UK, and Haute Hijab. She’s also been featured on NPR and Al-Jazeera to discuss the Muslim female experience in America with regards to hijab and Islamophobia. She’s a published children’s book author and the title of her first book is “Clear the Path: A Rhyme Book on Manners for Little Muslims.” She's a wife and mother of two and resides in northern California.

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