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Imposter Syndrome’s Impact on Your Job Search—and How You Can Turn It Around

Imposter Syndrome’s Impact on Your Job Search—and How You Can Turn It Around If you saw my TEDx talk, you know I’ve lived through Imposter Syndrome. It once kept me frozen at a job I’d outgrown—even when every instinct urged me to move. That stall wasn’t about competence; it was about confidence. In this guide, I’ll show you how Imposter…

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Career Advancement Tips for Moving to a New Role | How to Accelerate Your Career Growth

If your job search feels stalled or you’re unsure how to move into your next role, these career advancement tips can help you regain momentum. Whether you want a promotion, a career transition, or simply greater clarity, small strategic steps can create meaningful change. To understand shifts in employment trends and skill needs, resources such as the U.S. Bureau of… Read More →

Relational v. Transactional Networking: Focus on “Us” Rather than “Me”

I get asked a lot - “How do I get more people to respond to my networking requests?” I think the answer is pretty simple, but requires a lot more work, "Move to relational rather than transactional networking." With transactional networking, you are all about what you can get from the other person. It’s the Veruca Salt method of networking:… Read More →

Being Aware of Bias and Imposter Syndrome During Performance Reviews

Performance reviews are supposed to create clarity: what you did well, where you should grow, and how your work contributes to the organization. Yet for many professionals, review cycles trigger anxiety, spiraling self-doubt, and the fear of being “found out.”That dread is not random. During review season, two powerful forces often collide: Imposter syndrome — the internal experience of doubting… Read More →

A Process for Overcoming Imposter Syndrome: The 3 C’s Model

The 3 C’s Method for Overcoming Imposter Syndrome: Clarify, Choose, Create Developed by psychologists and Imposter Syndrome experts Lisa Orbé-Austin, PhD, and Richard Orbé-Austin, PhD, the 3 C’s Method—Clarify, Choose, Create—is a structured approach for understanding the origins of Imposter Syndrome, interrupting the patterns that maintain it, and creating the conditions necessary for lasting change. The 3 C’s Method moves…