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Feeling like a fraud is a sure sign you have Imposter Syndrome, but it is not the only one. Discover the secret signs that you are sabotaging your own success in this free guide.
You’ve had enough of feeling like a fraud. You’re tired of thinking your success is down to luck and worrying that any minute now you’re going to be found out.
You’ve tried all the tricks and quick fixes: Power-posing. Faking it ’til you make it. Telling yourself you deserve to be here and that your success isn’t down to luck.
But none of them have worked. Not in a transformative way. They give you a boost, but the results never last. You always end up back here –
There’s a way to stop worrying that you don’t know enough, that you’re not good enough or experienced enough or white or male or able-bodied enough.
There’s a way to stop excessively checking your work from a place of fear and trying to make everything perfect, because you’re afraid you’ll be found out or that you’ll let somebody down.
There’s a way to speak up more, to be more visible and to attract more of the right opportunities so that you start getting the recognition you deserve.
I’ll show you how.
The weekly podcast for lawyers with Imposter Syndrome who are ready to get out of their own way. Each week I share the tools and the strategy to help you stop overworking, overthinking and playing small, so you can start getting the recognition you deserve.
“Thoughtful, provocative, challenging. Caroline uses storytelling to help us all understand the issue of imposter syndrome. She unpacks it and gives concrete solutions.” – review of Be The First.
Practical proven strategies for lawyers with Imposter Syndrome who are ready to start fulfilling their potential.
I’m Caroline Flanagan and I’m proud to be an Imposter. Imposter Syndrome generates my power, showcases my value and drives me to succeed. Against the odds, I made it from a council estate in Birmingham to being the only black student in an all-white school – twice. I went on to be one of a tiny minority of students of colour at Cambridge University, one of a sprinkling at law school and one of the only people of colour in the room at two of the world’s most prestigious law firms. I am proud to call myself an Imposter. But it wasn’t always this way.
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