✨ Episode Summary
Imposter syndrome is the loud, obnoxious, messy roommate none of us asked for, but we’re all somehow stuck with. And I do mean all (or almost all).
In this episode of Bold Women in Business, I’m peeling back the layers on something I’ve noticed:
Almost every single entrepreneur I speak with — clients, peers, fellow busines owners — feels like a fraud.
If everyone feels like an imposter… we can’t all be, right? So maybe (just maybe) the problem isn’t you.
🎯 Today I’m unpacking:
- What imposter syndrome actually is (and what it’s NOT)
- Why high-achievers feel it the most (spoiler: it’s not about confidence)
- How fuzzy brand messaging feeds the beast
- My 3-part framework to help you anchor your brand and keep showing up, even when your brain is shouting at you, “who the hell do you think you are?!”
💥 Plus: how “fake it till you make it” has a little more wisdom in it than we like to admit.
📌 Resources & Links Mentioned
🎧 Give it a listen, and let this episode be your new permission slip to keep showing up, loudly and boldly.
Hosted by: Rachel Honeyman
Music by: Shmukelele
Produced by: HoneyBeBold
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