Overcoming Imposter Syndrome: Learning to believe in yourself through major transitions with Kate Alexander

Authentic On Air with Bruce Alexander

Bruce Alexander interviews his wife and owner of Milk and Honey Virtual, Kate Alexander, about authenticity, imposter syndrome, and their personal journey towards living a more authentic life. They discuss the importance of being true to oneself, recognizing limitations, and the challenges of showing up authentically in various areas of life. Kate shares her experience as a virtual assistant and her mission to support individuals and organizations that are making a positive impact in the world. They also touch on the impact of authenticity on their family life and the benefits of being vulnerable.

Key highlights

• Authenticity is about recognizing your limitations and staying true to your values

• Imposter syndrome is common, but realizing that nobody knows what they're doing can help build confidence

• Being authentic may not always lead to immediate success, but it attracts the right people and opportunities

• Authenticity is important in personal and professional relationships

• Kate's virtual assistant business, Milk and Honey Virtual, focuses on supporting individuals and organizations that are making a positive impact

• The importance of flexibility and being present for their family

• Overcoming imposter syndrome and embracing vulnerability

Listener challenge

Reflect on a situation where you felt the need to be someone you're not. How did it make you feel? Consider how you can show up more authentically in similar situations in the future.

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