Getting Out of Your Comfort Zone
I remember it like it was yesterday. The date was January 2, 2002. I peered through the window of my airplane, taking in the sights
Do you ever have that little voice in your head pop up and say things like:
“What do you think you are doing?”
“Who do you think you are?”
“You could never accomplish this, because you failed at that.”
Truth is, I do, and I know I am not the only one. Many entrepreneurs and business leaders I spend time with, share this as well. We call this voice “imposter syndrome”. It is the voice and internal feeling you get when you are shooting for a big goal and dream. It is a program that scans your past, searching for all your mistakes, failures, and places you just plain screwed up. This program picks and chooses these items and brings you back to relive and re-experience them with an attempt to conclude that you are not worthy of current and future success because of your past.
Here are a few tips and things to consider when this voice pops up and you start getting a little imposter syndrome.
I hope these tips serve you and help you if and when you experience imposter syndrome.
Below are two stories from a couple of great friends of mine who had very rough and rocky pasts. On paper, they should not be where they are today. However, they overcame great odds and struggles, and are now doing big things for the world.
Both of these friends, Rick Scadden and Harlee Newman, sat down with me on the Gentle Art of Leadership podcast to share their stories. Check them out below.
Click here to learn Rick’s story.
Click here to learn Harlee’s story.
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