Cheryl Guiddy has a world baton twirling championship title to her name, which turns out to be a surprisingly apt lens for her three-decade career in public accounting. On Episode 15 of Common Threads, she tells Heath Alloway that the same self-driven quality that had her practicing in the street every day after school became the engine behind her rise to Chief Practice Officer at Sorren, but that her drive didn't come without self-doubt along the way. Cheryl speaks candidly about imposter syndrome: where it comes from, how fear of failure can quietly hold talented people back, and what it actually takes to push through it. The role that mentorship played in her own journey threads through the whole discussion, alongside a broader point about how small gestures of encouragement can shift things for people who are struggling in ways no one around them can see.

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