Do you feel like an impostor?

Do you think somehow you got your job as a mistake?

Do you continue to pursue more education and credentials to overcome your impostor syndrome?

What are the secret thoughts of successful women so you can be more like them?

Dr. Valerie Young understands how you feel. She too felt that way when she was in graduate school and getting in her own way while trying to write her dissertation. Valerie has spent her career on understanding the impostor syndrome and how to help you overcome feeling like an impostor.

Valerie is the author of The Secret Thoughts of Successful Women: Why Capable People Suffer from the IMPOSTOR SYNDROME and How to Thrive in Spite of It

In this interview Valerie and I discuss:

• the impostor syndrome and who feels this way
• why so many of us feel like impostors
• how to overcome the impostor syndrome
• The takeaway – two steps you can practice to overcome the impostor syndrome

Connect with Valerie

• website
• book
• facebook

music Christine Kane – Virginia

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What would you do today if you only had 37 days to live?

My guest Patti Digh asked herself that 38 days after her step-father was diagnosed with cancer.

He had passed away on the 37th day.

The experience of those 37 days lead her to create a body of work where Patti wanted to write everything down she wanted to remember and everything that she wanted her kids to know about her. She wanted her kids to know she was a human person full of fears and vulnerabilities, successes and the things she was proud of. As well as things that she has failed at.

Her blog 37days.com was a way to tell her story. Stories from her life to her children.

She also did not want to be told that tomorrow is day 1 and have regrets. She lives by “this is exactly the life I wanted to live.”

Patti is an author, speaker and mother. She has written 6 books including best sellers Life is a Verb and Creative is a Verb.

Patti and I discussed

• how this experience helped her get clear in her life
• the three questions that Patti uses to help her measure her success
• there’s no royal road (find out what it is)
• finding the extraordinary in the ordinary
• The takeaway – two things you can do to practice living extraordinary in the ordinary of your own life.

music Christine Kane – Virginia

Connect with Patti

• website
• facebook
• twitter
• google+
• books: Life is a Verb, Creative is a Verb

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