How often are you truly celebrating your successes?
When you’re a high-achiever, you often are dealing with imposter syndrome.
Being on top of your game typically comes with constantly evaluating your success, setting goals, and going after the next accomplishment.
Usually you’re working hard towards a goal while simultaneously doubting your own ability in actually achieving it.
Most times, once you’ve reached your goal, you may still question whether or not you even really deserve your success because you spent so long doubting you’d actually achieve it!
Any of this sounding familiar, fellow high-achiever?
If so, let’s talk about why you may be missing a little bit of celebration in your life.
In this episode, you can expect Kara and Jack to talk about:
- Why high-achievers are more likely to experience impostor syndrome and what the research has to say about it
- Why celebration really makes the difference
- How win-stacking works and why you need to implement it right now
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Sponsor: Optimized Career Solutions at www.optimizedcareersolutions.com If you're ready for a transformation in your career, but not sure how to take that next step, we want you to learn the strategies and gain the support every high achiever needs to feel empowered in their career. Be confident in your job search and schedule your free consultation with Kara and Jack at https://getstarted.optimizedcareersolutions.com
About Kara: Kara is the CEO of Optimized Career Solutions, an Executive Career and Leadership Coach and a Forbes Contributor. She is a Senior Professional in Human Resources (SPHR) who has spent her career as a Corporate Recruiting Leader, working closely with decision-makers. Throughout her career, Kara has personally reviewed over 300,000 resumes. Through her executive coaching programs, she has helped thousands of professionals land their dream jobs and has been responsible for negotiating over $10 million in salary increases over the last few years.
About Jack: Jack is the COO of Optimized Career Solutions, an Executive Career Coach, and comes from a life coaching, personal training, and philosophy background. As the Accountability and Mindset Coach in their coaching program, Jack is passionate about helping high achievers and leaders live impactful lives by shifting mindsets, gaining personal accountability, and achieving personal and professional wins that lead to major life transformations. As a high ticket sales closer, Jack has sold over $1M in high ticket sales in under 3 years.
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