You are an ambitious woman. Stop editing yourself to be their idea of a leader. Start leading as you.
Here’s what’s actually running the show
Decades of unwritten rules
The rules that:
Fit their definition of a great leader
Keeps you in a constant state of imposter syndrome, and seeking validation from others instead of yourself
Make you afraid to speak up for fear of being “that woman”
Force you to accept vague feedback in reviews with no examples to help you understand your area of opportunity, honey if there actually is one
You learned these unwritten rules to shape yourself in your career to be likable and conform because that’s how the performance review system is designed… not for the results of your hard work.
Where do your boundaries actually stand?
Score your patterns, find the one costing you the most, and take action.
Score your patterns, find the one costing you the most, and take action.
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your voice
imposter syndrome
money
promotion
your voice
imposter syndrome
- Stop waiting until you check every box on a job description for that promotion you want
- Walk away with the confidence to apply before you feel “ready”
- Tools to speak up for yourself instead of waiting for someone to notice your hard work
- Stop needing someone else’s approval before you say yes to yourself
money
promotion
your voice
imposter syndrome
money
promotion
- No longer leaving money on the table because asking for more felt like something you had to bust your butt to earn first.
- Walk away with the confidence and tools to negotiate a salary that meets your worth
- Stop apologizing for wanting more, name your number, and hold it, even when a fragile ego on the other side of the table pushes back
your voice
imposter syndrome
money
promotion
- Confidence to know you are good enough and were hired in your role for a reason
- Permission to accept praise and just say thank you when you receive it
- Gain tools to reframe core beliefs that no longer serve you
- Permission to no longer feel like a fraud, honey you know deep down inside you are rocking it
your voice
imposter syndrome
money
promotion
- Stop making disclaimers before you share your opinion. E.g. this may be stupid, I’m not sure if this will solve this problem but….
- Finally, having the confidence to shut down the colleagues who keep interrupting you at work, making you feel unseen and unheard
- Discover how to be assertive and not hold back because of you’re afraid of being called ‘too much’
- Tools and confidence to stand up for a fair and equitable workplace
your voice
imposter syndrome
money
promotion
your voice
imposter syndrome
- Confidence to know you are good enough and were hired in your role for a reason
- Permission to accept praise and just say thank you when you receive it
- Gain tools to reframe core beliefs that no longer serve you
- Permission to no longer feel like a fraud, honey you know deep down inside you are rocking it
- Stop waiting until you check every box on a job description for that promotion you want
- Walk away with the confidence to apply before you feel “ready”
- Tools to speak up for yourself instead of waiting for someone to notice your hard work
- Stop needing someone else’s approval before you say yes to yourself
money
promotion
your voice
imposter syndrome
- Stop making disclaimers before you share your opinion. E.g. this may be stupid, I’m not sure if this will solve this problem but….
- Finally, having the confidence to shut down the colleagues who keep interrupting you
- Discover how to be assertive and not hold back because of you’re afraid of being called ‘too much’
- Tools and confidence to stand up for a fair and equitable workplace
- No longer leaving money on the table because asking for more felt like something you had to bust your butt to earn first.
- Walk away with the confidence and tools to negotiate a salary that meets your worth
- Stop apologizing for wanting more, name your number, and hold it, even when a fragile ego on the other side of the table pushes back
money
promotion
Client wins
You helped me realize I need to increase staff visibility through educational social media content (talking heads explaining procedures) to establish credibility with patient base.
ANONYMOUS
You have such an authentic presence and honestly it was exactly what I needed at that moment. Something about you made me feel very comfortable being myself. So thank you!
N.H.
The questions you asked helped me to realize, oh, I think this is why I'm having troubles and getting stuck. It's helping me for sure!
ANONYMOUS
I clarified my transformation messaging by working through my own lived experience of closing my brick-and-mortar store and moving across the country. You helped me identify visceral feelings like fear of the unknown, facing judgment, and trusting myself despite uncertainty.
ANONYMOUS
It was great getting clarification on my next steps of shadowing each staff member during appointments to observe workflow, communication style, and service delivery.
ANONYMOUS
Client wins
You helped me realize I need to increase staff visibility through educational social media content (talking heads explaining procedures) to establish credibility with patient base.
ANONYMOUS
You have such an authentic presence and honestly it was exactly what I needed at that moment. Something about you made me feel very comfortable being myself. So thank you!
N.H.
The questions you asked helped me to realize, oh, I think this is why I'm having troubles and getting stuck. It's helping me for sure!
ANONYMOUS
I clarified my transformation messaging by working through my own lived experience of closing my brick-and-mortar store and moving across the country. You helped me identify visceral feelings like fear of the unknown, facing judgment, and trusting myself despite uncertainty.
ANONYMOUS
It was great getting clarification on my next steps of shadowing each staff member during appointments to observe workflow, communication style, and service delivery.
ANONYMOUS
