About this episode

Xena Jones and Jaime Rose-Peacock discuss the connection between imposter syndrome and ADHD, exploring its impact in the workplace and potential solutions.

Today I’m joined by fellow late-diagnosed ADHDer Jaime Rose-Peacock to talk about imposter syndrome, that horrible feeling of doubting your abilities, downplaying your success, and worrying you’ll be “found out” as a fraud. You might remember Jaime from episode #136 on ADHD in the workplace. In this conversation, we explore the links between ADHD & imposter syndrome, how workplaces can fuel it, why it’s not always just in your head, and what can actually help. In this episode, we cover: W...

People in this episode

Host: Xena Jones

Guest: Jaime Rose-Peacock

Topics covered

• imposter syndrome
• ADHD
• workplace challenges
• mental health
• self-doubt

Keywords

• imposter syndrome
• ADHD
• self-doubt
• workplace
• mental health
• late diagnosis
• success

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