Rachel & David Godfrey
Rachel & David Godfrey
027 – Imposter Syndrome
027 – Imposter Syndrome
027 – Imposter Syndrome
Tuesday 8th December 2020
Rachel and David Godfrey share their experiences with Imposter Syndrome and offer tips to overcome self-doubt in this episode of The Chase Life Podcast.
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Get the buttons here!Conquering Imposter Syndrome: Rachel and David Godfrey's Journey to Self-Belief
I think imposter syndrome, exactly as you mentioned, is the fear of being judged, and I think it becomes the label of imposter syndrome when people have a fear of being judged and then eventually they get it to a point in their career where they feel like I shouldn't anymore, because I know I'm good, or you know- and you you have some of that in a voice- as to doubting whether you really are good or not.
Ever felt like you're just one step away from being 'found out'? You're not alone. In this episode of 'The Chase Life Podcast', Rachel and David Godfrey dive deep into the world of Imposter Syndrome. Rachel opens up about a cringe-worthy moment from her past when she was overwhelmed by the fear of being exposed as a fraud during a presentation. This moment, though painful, marked the beginning of an intense period of personal growth for her.
David and Rachel unpack what Imposter Syndrome really is and how it can affect even the most seasoned professionals. They discuss its ties to perfectionism and the importance of seeking feedback from peers. Rachel shares practical tips on overcoming these feelings, emphasizing the role of self-confidence and the benefits of embracing vulnerability. If you've ever struggled with feeling like a fraud, this episode offers a heartfelt look at how to turn those feelings into opportunities for growth.