Leading from the Messy Middle: Neurodiversity, Imposter Syndrome, and the Privilege of Visibility
Imposter syndrome is sneaky. It shows up when we’re asked to lead, to speak, to represent, especially when visibility feels
Imposter syndrome is sneaky. It shows up when we’re asked to lead, to speak, to represent, especially when visibility feels
“You do not have to become someone else to belong. You have to become more of yourself to lead.” —
What did I think coaching was about when started? When I first started coaching, I’ll admit. I thought the real