107. Learn to Thrive with Imposter Syndrome with Paul Larsen

What if that feeling of being a fraud, that feeling that you're an imposter, could actually be a good thing? The vast majority of people have, at one time or another, felt like an imposter. What matters is not whether or not you feel it, but what you choose to do with it. Todays guest is the wonderful Paul Larsen. He shares his own journey to self love that came to him not from overcoming imposter syndrome, but from embracing it and learning to thrive WITH it. _____ From flipping hamburgers on Main Street to leading HR for Wall Street, Paul has continually reinvented his leadership voice throughout his life, to thrive within the uncertainty of our ever-chaotic world. As an Imposter Syndrome survivor and now a mental-fitness coach, Paul has  successfully partnered with hundreds of leaders and teams to help them build a management brand of compassion and collaboration and lead from a mindset of strength and confidence. His amusing and practical corporate life experiences led him to author the award-winning management coaching book, Find Your VOICE as a Leader™ (2016, Aviva Publishing). Paul is honored to work with the incredible global teams and leaders at Twitter, Microsoft, Electronic Arts, SAP, Cisco and Salesforce, along with many successful life entrepreneurs looking to make their mark on the world.  A certified executive coach with the Marshall Goldsmith Group, an expert panelist with Forbes Coaches Council, Paul also loves to engage audiences around the world as he shares his insights on finding  your purpose, passion and ultimately your true  voice as a leader. _____ Connect with Paul: 👉 Website: https://www.paulnlarsen.com/ 👉 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/voiceasaleader 👉 Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulnlarsen/ 👉 Twitter: https://twitter.com/VoiceasaLeader _____ Connect with Katie: 💗 Website: https://www.katieallen.co 💗 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/katieallencoaching 💗 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/katieallencoaching