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Oct 20, 2026 26 min

Crushing Your Inner Imposter with Outer Confidence

from Breaking the Silence Hosted by PR Connections

What happens when the voice keeping you awake asks, “Who do you think you are?” In this episode of BREAKING the SILENCE: After Midnight, Gail Larson explores how impostor syndrome disguises itself as perfectionism, over-preparation, procrastination, and fear. Discover how frustration, embarrassment, anxiety, and resignation can stop you in your tracks—and how conditioning, commitment, control, courage, and credence can help you move forward with confidence. It’s time to stop letting doubt ask all the questions and start pursuing the rewards you are worthy of. The stories, views, and opinions shared on this podcast are intended for educational, inspirational, and reflective purposes only. This podcast may explore finance, politics, personal growth, physical health, leadership, transformation, emotional wellness, and life experiences. Still, it is not a substitute for professional medical, mental health, legal, financial, or therapeutic advice. Host and Guest perspectives are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of PR Connections, our other hosts, or any PR Connections affiliates. This podcast is brought to you by LifeWave. Want to learn more? Visit www.LifeWave.com/VernD and step into a healthier, more active lifestyle today!

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