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<article> <h1>How to Set Goals When You Struggle with Imposter Syndrome</h1> <p>A new year often brings a fresh wave of hope, motivation, and <strong>goal setting</strong>—but for many, <strong>goal setting [...]
DEI Commitment Is Possible: Why Inclusion Still Matters By Richard Orbé-Austin, PhD, Licensed Psychologist & Executive Coach DEI commitment is possible, even in a period of backlash. Some leaders claim [...]
Unconscious bias in the workplace is automatic, unintentional judgment that influences decisions about people and groups. You can’t fully stop bias from activating, but you can prevent stereotype application in [...]
As we celebrate the last day of Black Women’s History Week, it is important to recognize the continued struggles Black women face in the workplace. According to research from [...]
The U.S. Surgeon General released a groundbreaking report which identified toxic workplaces as being unhealthy for the overall well-being of employees. For years, I have discussed the impact of [...]
DEI professionals across the country are struggling. A recent report has shown that the attrition rate for DEI roles was 33%, compared to 21% for non-DEI roles. Further, the [...]
As Black History Month progresses, there will be many events presented by corporations, academic institutions, government agencies, and nonprofit organizations highlighting the achievements of African Americans in this country. [...]
As we celebrate International Women's Day, a report from LinkedIn shows that there is still much progress, which needs to be made in terms of women advancing to leadership [...]
What makes so many people violently opposed to the creation of more equitable and inclusive practices, which is the aim of many DEI approaches? We are in a challenging [...]
The title of the book that I co-authored with my partner, Dr. Richard Orbe-Austin is “Own Your Greatness: Overcome Impostor Syndrome, Beat Self-Doubt and Succeed in Life.” It was very important to [...]
Since our book, Own Your Greatness: Overcome Impostor Syndrome, Beat Self-Doubt and Succeed in Life came out, journalists, podcast hosts and our followers on Instagram and LinkedIn are always asking us “how do [...]
Recently, I was on LinkedIn’s Hello Monday podcast hosted by Jessi Hempel discussing Imposter Syndrome and during the interview, I shared some of my own personal moments of career crises [...]
In our day-to-day experiences, it’s so common to hear ourselves and others say, “I’m burned out” – however, usually that’s about it. We just acknowledge it and sometimes, so casually [...]
Perfectionism can affect all aspects of your Imposter Syndrome. It can contribute to engaging in: Overwrought and time-intensive task management processes Managing teams in exacting ways that don’t tolerate mistakes [...]
Performance review time can be a very triggering time if you struggle with Impostor Syndrome. When you believe that you may be a fraud or incompetent, and you are asked [...]
As a psychologist, who writes and speaks about Imposter Syndrome often, I felt compelled to respond to the article that Harvard Business Review recently published entitled “Stop Telling Women They [...]
We spend so much of our time oriented toward work and so the workplace becomes a very important space that affects our sense of self. When you struggle with [...]
