OasisLMS

Duration 43 minutes: As a result of joining this event, the participant will understand how to manage their self-belief in their abilities so that they can use them to the full.

Salespeople and their leaders

UK and International

Do you think you experience Impostor Syndrome, and you think it holds you back? Maybe not. "Impostor syndrome is common, but it doesn’t mean you can't do a good job" Impostor syndrome is described as having doubt in one's abilities and accomplishments, even though the evidence suggests that you are achieving what you set out to do. In recent times, it has become a "popular" idea describing a phenomenon where individuals can feel like they are not worthy and fear that this will be exposed. For some, it can be a well-being issue and is often a factor in underperformance. As with many such concepts, there is a little more to this than the popular picture suggests. We will explore: What impostor "syndrome" really is and why for many it's a normal response. How my self-awareness about by mental attitude to life and work matters. How to optimise myself - and put my thoughts in perspective.

What impostor syndrome is, why it's different for everyone? How can I avoid it and optimise. Why being self-aware is so important in wellbeing.

CPD Points: Two (when attending live) or one (watching the recording)

Doug Strycharczyk, CEO at AQR International Doug Strycharczyk is CEO for AQR International, a leading provider of high-quality psychometric tools and assessments, where he has, over the past 25 years, become recognised as a thought-leader on the concept of mental toughness. As a practitioner working in 80 countries, he has developed, with leading academics, approaches, programmes and a unique high-quality measure (MTQ Plus) to enable the key concept of mental toughness to be applied to people and organisations in every sector.