“I did a lot of writing and inventorying what I am good at. Like, sit down and write down your inventory of truth of, like, what have I accomplished and what have I done so that I can use that as a touchstone when I'm doubting myself”

Relationships at Work - a trust-driven leadership podcast · Understanding Our Leadership Imposter Syndrome with Amber Naslund | R@W REVISITED

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wrote an inventory of her accomplishments and strengths to use as a touchstone when doubting herself

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