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Website title: Leadership Coach & Speaker Kim Meninger | Specializing in Imposter Syndrome & Career Coaching | Groton, MA

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We talk about performance anxiety and why it can affect even the most experienced professionals. We also discuss a different way to respond when anxiety takes over.

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We talk about career pivots, self-discovery and why waiting for the perfect time can keep us from pursuing what matters. We also explore how our core values can help us distinguish impostor syndrome from a work environment that is genuinely out of alignment.

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We talk about the uncertainty that comes with career pivots and why change often triggers so much self-doubt. We also discuss how to recognize when it may be time for a change, what our energy can teach us about what we want next, and why it’s important to consider the cost of not pivoting.

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We talk about how to define success in ways that go beyond traditional performance metrics. We explore why traditional metrics like KPIs often fail to capture what keeps people engaged at work and how leaders can reconnect with a greater sense of purpose without walking away from their careers.

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We talk about why so many professionals drift through their careers instead of intentionally shaping what's next. My guest explains how greater awareness, combined with intentional practice, can help us respond more confidently to uncertainty throughout our careers.

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