THREE TRICKS TO BRIGDE 'CONFIDENCE GAP' (esp when you're not so qualified)
About this episode
This episode discusses overcoming the confidence gap and imposter syndrome in professional settings.
I’ve heard the same line from CEOs, freelancers, homemakers, freshers: 🔸 “ I’m capable — but do I deserve to speak?” 🔸 “People will judge me if they find the gaps.” Their intelligence, like mine that time, was held hostage… by a certificate . That is what today’s episode is about. ✨ “I know my stuff… but I don’t feel qualified enough.” ✨ “What if others find out I’m not that great?” ✨ “Do I really deserve this role?” Yes—the famous Imposter Syndrome . A sneaky little monster that hides behind polished resumes and big titles. So if you’ve ever: ✔ Sat in a meeting and felt like the “baby” in the room ✔ Kept quiet even though your point could save the project ✔ Felt judged because you look younger than your role This episode is also for you if you’ve ✔ Downplayed success — “Arre, bas luck tha…” or ✔ Worried someone will discover your “flaws” …then this episode is for you . 💛 Perfect for introverts, overthinkers, and anyone who gets sweaty just thinking about small talk. Tune in, laugh a little, and make conversations a little less awkward. This podcast is about building communications for your career & personal growth. If you want to come for our free coaching events, just…
People in this episode
Host: Sarika Singh
Topics covered
- confidence gap
- imposter syndrome
- communication skills
- personal growth
- self-doubt
Keywords
- confidence
- imposter syndrome
- communication
- self-improvement
- career growth
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Communicate101
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