Are you secretly waiting for someone to find out you're not as capable as they think you are? You're not alone - in fact, studies show that 70% of people experience imposter syndrome at some point in their careers, and the number jumps even higher for high-achieving women in leadership. In this empowering episode of Lead with Spark, Lynsey breaks down what imposter syndrome really is, why it shows up (especially for ambitious women), and how to reframe it so it no longer holds you back.
Through personal stories, relatable moments, and three practical, research-backed strategies, you’ll learn how to:
- Recognize the signs of imposter syndrome
- Quiet the inner critic and perfectionist pressure
- Replace self-doubt with truth, clarity, and confidence
- Celebrate your strengths and own your achievements unapologetically
If you're tired of downplaying your success and ready to lead with authenticity and belief in yourself, this episode will meet you right where you are.
Connect with Lynsey:
- Website: LynseyMulder.com
- Facebook: @LynseySMulder
- LinkedIn: @Lynsey-Mulder
- Instagram: @LynseyMulder
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