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The Imposter Syndrome: What is it and How Can We Shut it Down
In 1978, two female American Psychologists, Pauline Clance, and Suzanne Imes, coined the term "Imposter Syndrome".
In this episode, I explore what the "Imposter Syndrome" is all about and how it rears its ugly head. I share stories I hear from my clients around this phenomenon as well as my own experience with the syndrome.
I also share some powerful tips for combatting that inner voice when it shows up. From positive affirmations to celebrating successes, I talk about finding the courage to get past the messages that hold us back.
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By Deb Cummins Stellato
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In 1978, two female American Psychologists, Pauline Clance, and Suzanne Imes, coined the term "Imposter Syndrome".
In this episode, I explore what the "Imposter Syndrome" is all about and how it rears its ugly head. I share stories I hear from my clients around this phenomenon as well as my own experience with the syndrome.
I also share some powerful tips for combatting that inner voice when it shows up. From positive affirmations to celebrating successes, I talk about finding the courage to get past the messages that hold us back.