Taking on Imposter Syndrome Head On
An excerpt from Coline Monsarratโs new book โYou Are Not an Imposter: Unlock Your True Potential So You Can Thrive in Lifeโ.
Bigger isnโt always better. Better is better.
Growth doesnโt have to mean bigger. Growth can also mean improvement, and in most cases, better almost always leads to bigger.
How to Succeed in a World Not Set Up for You
World not built for you? Reframe, take chances, and develop our own behavioral models to get ahead.
Report: Women in UK Venture Capital
A report released last week highlights the stark realities of DEI progress โ or lack thereof โ in the EU investing scene over the last several years.
The Invisible Saboteur: How Imposter Syndrome Silenced Me (and How to Fight Back!)
Have you ever stood on the precipice of success, gazed into the bright expanse of your potential, and thought, โWhat if they find out I have no idea what Iโm doing?โ If you just nodded, welcome to the club. In the early years of my career as I climbed the corporate...
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Facing down bullies at the workplace
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These leaders show that allyship is easier than you think
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Uncovering your ultimate goals by taking a Big Leap
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Taking on Imposter Syndrome Head On
An excerpt from Coline Monsarrat's new book "You Are Not an Imposter: Unlock Your True Potential So You Can Thrive in Life".
Bigger isnโt always better. Better is better.
Growth doesnโt have to mean bigger. Growth can also mean improvement, and in most cases, better almost always leads to bigger.
How to Succeed in a World Not Set Up for You
World not built for you? Reframe, take chances, and develop our own behavioral models to get ahead.
AIโฆ the perfect complement to human insight?
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Book Review: Developing Your Swagger and Becoming What You Want
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The Britney Spears Case: Itโs Time We Stop Mishandling Mental Health Issues
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A History of the Underclass of the Internet: Women
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The Cult of We and the Ultimate Case of Destruction
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12 Reasons for Women Entrepreneurs to Celebrate Right Now
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