Credit Where Credit is Due
You must take credit for your work. Every compliment. Every word of praise. Every piece of positive feedback. Every tiny step you take towards being a better lawyer today than…
Free Masterclass for Lawyers with Imposter Syndrome
If you have already tried to register for the Free Masterclass, good on you! I love an early adopter. Here’s the link you need: CLICK HERE TO REGISTER Otherwise, read…
Stop Overthinking
Before working with me, one of my clients had given up on networking. She knows relationship-building is essential if she wants to progress. She likes getting to know people. But…
The Job of a Coach
My job as your coach is not to give you the answers. My job is to ask you questions. What else? What are you assuming? What haven’t you tried? Why…
Evaluate Your Work
Before I knew how to solve my Imposter Syndrome, I would never have evaluated my own work. The idea of casting an overly critical eye over my own performance would…
What’s Your Story?
There’s what actually happened. And then there’s the story we tell ourselves about what happened. My job as your coach is to help you see the difference. Take my client…
How Many Hours did it Really Take?
The number of hours you record on your timesheet relative to the actual time you spent working speaks volumes about how Imposter Syndrome is holding you back. For everyone else,…
Not Good Enough
When someone tells you to your face that your work isn’t up to scratch, that you’re not good enough and you’re never going to make it, it will seem…
It’s a Cycle
You know that delivering a presentation on the complex issue that arose in your last transaction will massively raise your profile and showcase your value. And yet you avoid…
Ask for Feedback
When you have Imposter Syndrome, asking for feedback does not come easily or naturally. The thought of inviting someone to tell you, to your face, what they think of your…