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Lisa Philyaw
Overcome the 6 Types of Imposter Syndrome
35 minutes Posted Dec 16, 2021 at 8:00 am.
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 Imposter syndrome is often described as a broad topic or concept, but this over-generalization can keep us stuck in an imposter cycle.
This is because without specifics, we don't have any clear structure or actionable steps to take to get out of our own way and overcome our imposter thinking.
That is why this episode breaks imposter syndrome down into its six types.
We go deep by sharing how each of these types show up, describing how each one's unique thinking, feeling, and action patterns create and maintain imposter syndrome.
We then share specific tips for overcoming each imposter type.
By getting clear on these types and where you fit in them, you can know exactly what to do to overcome imposter syndrome and show up powerfully for yourself. 
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Lisa Philyaw, M.S. in Industrial-Organizational Psychology and Certified Life Coach, is an expert career and life coach. She takes a soul-focused, heart-led approach to helping her clients tap into their own innate wisdom. Through coaching with Lisa, clients learn to embrace all of who they are and show up to do their work in a way that is genuine and feels good.