Letting Go of Imposter Syndrome with Susan Harrow

<p>Are you held back by imposter syndrome, believing you don't deserve recognition for success or even deserve it? Susan Harrow is here today to give life-changing tips that will help you beat imposter syndrome and carry yourself with authority!</p><p><br></p><p>Susan is a world-renowned media coach, marketing strategist, and author of a best-selling book. For over 32 years, she's helped thousands of CEOs and business innovators alike shine on Oprah, 60 Minutes, The Today Show, Good Morning America, Marketplace, NPR, CNN.</p><p><br></p><p>Her approach teaches people to live a lifetime of legacy rather than chasing 15 minutes of fame! Through her training, she shows people how to promote themselves with integrity and spirit.&nbsp;</p><p><br></p><p>With so many women facing imposter syndrome (Even Michelle Obama faces it!) It's refreshing to learn from Susan that you already have the tools inside of you to be who you need to be!</p><p><br></p><p>Dive in and get ready to finally let go of imposter syndrome so you can pursue your dreams and inspire others with nothing holding you back.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p><p><strong>Quotes</strong></p><p>• “A proponent of peak performance; the feel. What do you want to feel? Because sometimes people talk about visualization, but it's not visualization, it's embodiment.” (6:43 - 6:51)</p><p>• “That's when imposter syndrome comes up - that comparing and despairing. We think we have to be like other people, versus going deeper into who we are and expressing that in the world.” (11:03 - 11:15)</p><p>• “What does my audience need to know now? And how can I help? It's that simple… What if we look at our accomplishments and talking about ourselves as inspiring others?” (17:34 - 18:14)</p><p>• “A is for awareness, we become aware when we have those thoughts. Be is breathing… C is choice, it’s choosing another thought choosing another action.” (22:10 - 22:40)&nbsp;</p><p>• “Yes, look at other people, but say, ‘Can I embody that?’ ‘Is that something in alignment with who I am?’”