Posts tagged "imposter syndrome"

This past year has been a year of change (some good, some very bad), continuous uncertainty and a whole lot of fear.

We have been in prot…

In this extract from her new book, Kathy Caprino shares five steps for speaking up more powerfully at work and achieving your dream career.

Vulnerability can be a great strength in business because it teaches us to engage, to listen and to admit when we need assistance.

I realised that all my life, I was waiting for the day that my achievements would somehow warrant feeling unequivocally confident.

If you pack up your past experience and apply it in new and innovative ways, you’ll be better prepared for whatever your new business throws at you.

Imposter syndrome always appears at the worst of time, but this doesn’t need to be the case. Here are three strategies to send it packing.

Research suggests that about 70% of people will experience an illogical sense of being an imposter at work at some point in their careers.

Australian startup success story Canva is already worth $1 billion, but co-founder Cliff Obrecht says the team has an even bigger goal in sight.

You can deal with your imposter syndrome by embracing it. These feelings can be a reminder that you’ve pushed yourself beyond your comfort zone.

Pamela Jabbour has designed uniforms for the Australian Olympic team and numerous workplaces, yet she still suffers from impostor syndrome.

Envato co-founder Cyan Ta’eed already had a successful startup when she launched Hey Tiger, an ethical chocolate business.

Once called the ‘most profitable but least well known’ Australian startup, online digital assets marketplace Envato celebrates its 11th year…