
About this episode
Are you wrestling with imposter syndrome?
Talking Points
- Why you feel imposter syndrome
- Using your fears like a compass
- The authority mindset
- Taking feedback
- Recognizing when something is a learning experience
- Deciding what’s best for your audience and how to have the maximum impact
- Feeling uncomfortable is a sign that you’re going in the right direction
- The confidence that comes with overcoming imposter syndrome
- Forming habits that force you to put yourself out there
- The difference when your ego isn’t on the line
- Getting nervous about a pitch
Quotable Quotes
“If you want things to be better you have to change something.” –JS
“It’s harder to break through with your ideas and your content if you’re holding back.” –RM
“If nothing you’re doing is scary, that makes me nervous.” –JS
“Who wants to work with a know-it-all anyways? We love to work with people who ask us questions.” –RM
LINKS
Rochelle | Email List | LinkedIn | Twitter | Instagram
Jonathan | Daily List | Website | Ditcherville | LinkedIn | Twitter
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