As a lawyer with Imposter Syndrome, the idea of feeling calm at work might seem like sheer fantasy.
When you feel like a fraud, that your success is down to luck and that you might be exposed at any time, you are often stressed, overwhelmed and anxious at work. When your Imposter Syndrome is triggered, your reaction is to panic, and to spiral into self-doubt and confusion. The total opposite of calm!
But the ability to stay calm is a vital skill. Especially when you have Imposter Syndrome.
The better you are at keeping calm, no matter what is going on around you (and especially when your Imposter Syndrome has been triggered), the more you will progress as a person. And the more you progress as a person, the more your career also progresses.
In this episode, I describe the meaning and value of calm. I explain that calm is not just the 'absence of' strong negative emotions - but also the creating of space for something new - like putting your car in neutral to prepare for the next move. It's how you neutralise unhelpful feelings, reset, and work from a place of stability and safety. I explain that however high-pressure and stressful your work environment may be, it's your responsibility to create that calm within yourself.
I walk you through this calming process, so that you:
When you do this, you can:
In Imposter Speech Coaching one of the results you'll get is the ability to stay calm when all around you are losing their heads! Valuable for you, valuable for your employer and valuable for your client.
Enrolment is opening 10th June. Make sure you're on the waitlist to sign up.