Facing Imposter Syndrome: You can be great at what you do but still not feel worthy

“To be worthy does not mean to be perfect.”

After spending a week in Tulsa, Oklahoma, filming for a reality TV show, which put entrepreneurs against each other competing for cash prizes, I quickly realized I was way outside of my comfort zone.  Sitting in my hotel room at the end of the first day, I questioned if I had made a bad decision and if I was ready for such exposure.  After a hard talk with myself I knew the only choice to make was to stay and give my best effort.

This momentary lapse in confidence caused me to take pause and remember that the only regret in life should be that of a venture not taken.  Being in an unfamiliar place and feeling inadequate is a very humbling experience.  The growth that we can experience during that time is greater than anything you could imagine.  The fear of the unknown and self-doubt can be crippling at times and that is why I decided to share this moment and allow my vulnerability to be my strength.

Acknowledging my weaknesses and humbling myself to ask for help was just as difficult for me as it is for my guests and I know that this moment in time will be reflected upon as one of the most pivotal moments of my Coach Camp journey.  I hope that you find this episode to be both inspiring and relatable.  If you decide to help financially I want you to know that every penny will go to grow the podcast and its message.  If you can’t contribute at this time your continued support and love is much appreciated.

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