Imposter Syndrome at Work Is Shame | Dr. Zoe Shaw

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-zoe-shaw-1409b5122/Book: Stronger in the Difficult PlacesDr. Zoe website: https://drzoeshaw.com/You had the answer. You did not say it. And you spent the drive home wondering why.Most women file that under imposter syndrome. Dr. Zoe Shaw has a different diagnosis, and it changes what you do about it.Dr. Zoe Shaw is a licensed psychotherapist with a doctorate in clinical psychology and more than twenty years in practice. She is the author of Stronger in the Difficult Places and the host of the podcast by the same name. Her specialty is shame, including a form of it that most standard advice never reaches.In this conversation, you will hear:Why imposter syndrome is not a personality trait, and why that distinction changes everything at workThe small word habit that quietly costs women credibility in meetingsHow to locate exactly where you are hiding, using one sentence you already say to yourselfWhat to do after your manager tells you to wait until next yearWhy courage comes first, and the feeling you are waiting for comes secondDr. Zoe's own story, and the decades she spent carrying it aloneYou are not being overlooked because you lack value. Often the impact you create has simply never been said out loud in the language leadership uses to make decisions.Ready to put words to yours? Start with the Free Impact Clarity Tool: https://nowomanleftbehind.ac-page.com/impact-clarity-ai-optin