Overcoming Imposter Syndrome for Women in Leadership

🎙️ This blog post is inspired by the Unleash your Potential podcast.


This blog post is part of our podcast show notes collection with the Unleash Your Potential Podcast on Spotify and Apple.


In this episode, we delved into the topic of imposter syndrome and self-doubt. We are focusing on empowering fierce leaders to overcome these challenges and embrace unshakable confidence. Understanding and addressing imposter syndrome is crucial for anyone called to take on leadership roles, whether in a business, workplace, or home environment.

Imposter syndrome is more than just a buzzword; it's about acknowledging the doubts and fears that can hold us back from embracing our full potential. We live in a society that often pathologizes such feelings, but it's essential to recognize that imposter syndrome is not a character flaw; it's a natural response to new and challenging situations.

I emphasized that imposter syndrome is not a syndrome in the traditional medical sense; it's our emotions and thoughts coming up in specific situations, such as when we feel anxious or overwhelmed. It's important for women, especially in leadership positions, to recognize that imposter syndrome is often linked to a combination of mental and physical components. Understanding the thoughts and emotions associated with imposter syndrome is the first step towards addressing and overcoming it.

I further discussed that while taking action and pushing through the feelings associated with imposter syndrome can be beneficial, it's essential to address the root cause. By learning how to manage emotions and ground the nervous system, we can effectively reduce the impact of imposter syndrome on our lives.

In my coaching practice, I utilize a variety of techniques to help women overcome imposter syndrome. From somatic coaching to subconscious belief exploration and the use of tools like EFT tapping, my aim is to equip individuals with the necessary skills to face their fears and doubts head-on. It's about building a toolbox of strategies to navigate challenges with confidence and trust in oneself.

For those keen to delve deeper into overcoming imposter syndrome and embracing unshakable confidence, I shared information about my upcoming 8-week group coaching program, RISE. This program is designed specifically for women in leadership and business roles who are looking to tackle imposter syndrome and build resilience. Participants will learn practical tools to manage imposter syndrome and build unshakable confidence in their personal and professional lives.

If you've experienced imposter syndrome and want to share your thoughts or experiences, I'd love to hear from you. How has imposter syndrome manifested in your life, and what strategies have you tried to overcome it? Your feedback and insights are important to me.

To stay updated on the release of my upcoming coaching program and to join the waitlist, visit my website at mariaservice.com/waitlist.

In conclusion, overcoming imposter syndrome is a journey that begins with understanding and addressing the emotions and beliefs that contribute to it. By building resilience and learning to manage these challenges, fierce female leaders can step into their roles with confidence and authenticity.

Thanks for tuning in to "Unleash Your Potential." Until next time, stay empowered and confident in your leadership journey.

Stay fierce, 

Maria Serbus

👉🏽 Listen to the full episode here - Episode 48 of the Unleash Your Potential Podcast.

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As a mom and self-proclaimed high-achieving entrepreneur herself, Maria Serbus is an embodiment coach for women in leadership, a stress management consultant, and a keynote speaker.

To learn more, check out the Unleash your Potential with Maria podcast and grab your copy of the Calm the Chaos E-book guide here.

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