From Imposter Syndrome to Styling Kim Kardashian | Chris Appleton
About this episode
Chris Appleton shares his journey from a troubled childhood to styling celebrities, offering insights on overcoming imposter syndrome and embracing self-identity.
Before Hollywood. Before Kim Kardashian. Before Jennifer Lopez. Chris Appleton was a troubled kid from Leicester who was bullied and felt ashamed of who he was. But he embraced himself, realising his roots aren’t what define him. Chris shares powerful tools on how to manage your inner critic, how to push through imposter syndrome and why discomfort is often the doorway to your next level. Stop letting your past define your future. Your past is a chapter. Not the whole story. Content Warning: This episode contains conversations around mental health. Chris’ Book Your Roots Don’t Define You is out now. New episodes every Monday! Get in touch with your questions, stories and dilemmas over at risewithroxie@bauermedia.co.uk Follow us on socials: www.instagram.com/risewithroxie www.tiktok.com/@RiseWithRoxie #RISEwithRoxie #roxienafousi
People in this episode
Host: Roxie Nafousi
Guest: Chris Appleton
Topics covered
- imposter syndrome
- mental health
- self-acceptance
- personal growth
- overcoming adversity
Keywords
- imposter syndrome
- mental health
- self-acceptance
- Chris Appleton
- personal growth
- Kim Kardashian
- Jennifer Lopez
Mentioned in this episode
Books & works: Your Roots Don’t Define You
Places: Leicester
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