Random Selfdoubt Podcasts

Do you know you’re meant for more, but sometimes feels unsure if you’re good enough to make it happen? Bank On Her is hosted by Makenzie Conklin, an entrepreneur who left her six figure corporate job to create what is now a rapidly scaling quarter of a million dollar female and financial empowerment company helping women make confidence a strength. Every week, Makenzie will share her experiences, expertise, and create an honest dialogue about what it takes to build confidence and self-made wealth in a man’s world. We’ll talk money, confidence, marketing, and entrepreneurship so you can build emotional and financial wealth. You can follow Makenzie by going to her website, www.MakenzieCo.com and on all social platforms @MakenzieCo.

Categories: Business, Education

Tags: buildconfidence, business, confidence, confidentwomen, emotionalwealth, entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, femalefounder, financialwealth, makingmoney, marketing, Money, onlinebusiness, selfbelief, selfdoubt, selfhelp, sixfigures, socialmedia, women, WomenInBusiness

Vulnerable, humorous, starkly honest musings and occasional interviews on spirituality, mental health, career, creativity and art. Life is rich with diverse textures, both tangible and ethereal, to explore. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/texturepodcast/support

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: anxiety, authenticity, christianity, counseling, depression, encouragement, loneliness, psychedelics, selfdoubt, selfworth, spirituality, suicide, therapy, Uplifting, vulnerability

The God + Grace Podcast is a weekly podcast that teaches Godly principles through day to day experiences. Journey with, Janae Perry, as she shares her personal life’s successes and failures as she navigates through life as a saved, single, mom.

Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: christian, divorce, marriage, relationships, selfdoubt, selflove, selfworth

You’re talented, accomplished and successful. You are a technical expert or a respected manager. People think you have it all together. Yet you still think to yourself “Everyone thinks I’m much smarter than I really am. I feel like I’m faking it.” Many smart and successful people have a great resume with a long list of accomplishments. But they doubt their own skills and dismiss their own success. It’s the Impostor Syndrome, a secret self-doubt that is especially prevalent in technical and creative fields. This causes qualified and talented people to feel anxious, overwhelmed and isolated, all while performing exceptionally well. They fear that success is so fragile that it could evaporate at any moment, and people will see them as some type of fraud. It’s estimated that 70% of people suffer from this. But by changing your thinking, you can begin to enjoy your success, be proud of your abilities, confidently face new opportunities without fear of being unmasked as a fake. You’ll experience a new freedom when you begin to break free from the clench of the counterfeit. Maureen Zappala, a former NASA propulsion researcher (yes, she’s a rocket scientist!) explores this topic of self-doubt and Imposter syndrome, while explaining strategies to take you from self-doubt to self-confidence. You can match your confidence to your competence and unleash your influence.

Categories: Business, Education

Tags: engineers, impostersyndrome, impostorphenomenon, ImpostorSyndrome, selfconfidence, selfdoubt