Is imposter syndrome holding you back? On today’s episode I am diving into this.Imposter syndrome is a persistent feeling of being a fraud or underserving of success. Although social media is a powerful tool, it can create feelings of imposter syndrome. We’re constantly bombarded with small clips of other people’s lives, which often causes us to compare ourselves with others. It’s important to remember that you are only seeing a small curated version of other people’s lives, not the full pict...
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Is imposter syndrome holding you back? On today’s episode I am diving into this.Imposter syndrome is a persistent feeling of being a fraud or underserving of success. Although social media is a powerful tool, it can create feelings of imposter syndrome. We’re constantly bombarded with small clips of other people’s lives, which often causes us to compare ourselves with others. It’s important to remember that you are only seeing a small curated version of other people’s lives, not the full pict...
What You Will Gain From This Podcast + My Story Behind "Sufficiently Social"
The Sufficiently Social Podcast
12 minutes
2 years ago
What You Will Gain From This Podcast + My Story Behind "Sufficiently Social"
Welcome to the first episode of the Sufficiently Social Podcast! I am so glad you are here. I’m sharing with you a little more about what this podcast is going to be about. I also share why I chose the name “Sufficiently Social” and why it’s important to me. I share more about my personal journey that has influenced my passion for this podcast and my business.If you are worried about navigating the ever-changing digital world and thriving online, then this is for you. This podcast is going to...
The Sufficiently Social Podcast
Is imposter syndrome holding you back? On today’s episode I am diving into this.Imposter syndrome is a persistent feeling of being a fraud or underserving of success. Although social media is a powerful tool, it can create feelings of imposter syndrome. We’re constantly bombarded with small clips of other people’s lives, which often causes us to compare ourselves with others. It’s important to remember that you are only seeing a small curated version of other people’s lives, not the full pict...
