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  <itunes:subtitle>Joyce and I often choose a topic based on an itch we need to scratch. In this episode, Joyce takes umbrage with the phenomenon known as imposter syndrome.</itunes:subtitle>
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Is there another way to view the doubt and negative self-talk when victimized by the imposter syndrome saboteur? Joyce and I think so.    
Let's explore:
• How to shift our self-assessment from imposter to proud learner.
• Is faking it until making it a good thing?
• Inclusion, fear, and imposter syndrome – What’s the connection?
Come on in. Grab a snack. Welcome. 
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<p>Is there another way to view the doubt and negative self-talk when victimized by the imposter syndrome saboteur? Joyce and I think so.    </p>

<p>Let&#39;s explore:</p>

<p>• How to shift our self-assessment from imposter to proud learner.<br>
• Is faking it until making it a good thing?<br>
• Inclusion, fear, and imposter syndrome – What’s the connection?</p>

<p>Come on in. Grab a snack. Welcome.</p>]]>
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<p>Is there another way to view the doubt and negative self-talk when victimized by the imposter syndrome saboteur? Joyce and I think so.    </p>

<p>Let&#39;s explore:</p>

<p>• How to shift our self-assessment from imposter to proud learner.<br>
• Is faking it until making it a good thing?<br>
• Inclusion, fear, and imposter syndrome – What’s the connection?</p>

<p>Come on in. Grab a snack. Welcome.</p>]]>
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