#EP6 - Path to Success: Overcoming Impostor Syndrome in Business with Woman Entrepreneur Alison Shamir
The Business Mum Compass · Marie Carrillon
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Welcome to Lucky Last, the show where we explore the journey to success and the challenges we face along the way. I'm Marie and today I have a truly inspiring episode for you.
Have you ever felt like a fraud, doubting your accomplishments and fearing that others will expose you as an impostor? You're not alone. Impostor syndrome is a pervasive issue that affects countless people, from students to CEOs.
In this episode, we're joined by Alison Shamir, a renowned expert on impostor syndrome. Alison shares her powerful insights and practical strategies for conquering impostor syndrome.
Join us for an empowering conversation and Discover how to break free from the chains of impostor syndrome and step into your true potentialDon't miss this episode.
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