Bobbi-Jo Brighton, CST, LCI

09/08/2021

07/27/2020

It's OK to have self doubt -- we all do-- and any bit of it probably seems like a bit too much. Self-doubt can have a crippling effect on our lives. But is there such a thing as not having enough? Actually, yes! Curious? Check out this article and think about your own self-doubt. Do you have too much? Or not enough? What effect does self-doubt have on your decisions?

https://psychcentral.com/blog/do-you-have-too-much-self-doubt-or-not-enough/

Do You Have Too Much Self-Doubt — or Not Enough?
Do you often think that you make poor decisions? Do you constantly question yourself when you make a difficult choice? Do you lack confidence in yourself? Self-doubt can have a paralyzing effect on

Do you often think that you make poor decisions? Do you constantly question yourself when you make a difficult choice? Do you lack confidence in yourself? Self-doubt can have a paralyzing effect on

07/26/2020

Really like how this article breaks down the Failure Paradox. Fear is at the root of so many patterns in our lives. Some of us are facing (or not) many understandable fears in this pandemic environment about our health, our family's health, our career, and more. Will I succeed? Where might I fail? What will others think? If I fail how will I survive it? The point is that your fear of failing not only paralyzes you it ensures that you WILL fail. Enlightenment is achieved when you break away from that fear and that old mindset. Failure is a predictor of your future happiness.
https://cityfrugal.com/failure/

The Failure Paradox: How Our Fear of Failure Ensures It - CityFrugal
We all understand that near-term failure can lead to future success. So why don't we do anything about it? Here's how to combat your fear of failure.

We all understand that near-term failure can lead to future success. So why don't we do anything about it? Here's how to combat your fear of failure.

07/24/2020

Ready to overcome your imposter syndrome? Follow these five tips to stay connected to the successful, capable, deserving person you already are:
1. Review your achievements
2. Externalize what you feel
3. Remind yourself that these feelings are temporary
4. Set realistic goals
5. Avoid comparisons

https://www.forbes.com/sites/theyec/2020/07/06/stop-feeling-like-a-fraud-five-tips-to-overcome-impostor-syndrome/

Stop Feeling Like A Fraud: Five Tips To Overcome Impostor Syndrome
Kevin Leyes

Break the barrier of fear and work on achieving your goals.

07/17/2020

Congrats if you're leveraging your experience, network and creativity to find a new job or start your own business, especially in the midst of a pandemic. You're grateful, yes. Maybe also struggling with self-doubt and insecurity about your new role? Hello . I see it frequently among capable professionals climbing the ladder and entrepreneurs starting a new biz, even if it's their dream! I coach them all to manage their mindsets and strengthen their so they keep moving ahead. It's my passion. Here are six quick tips to act on today. https://medium.com/the-gyst/6-tips-to-fight-imposter-syndrome-and-step-into-your-purpose-fd5b98d58ed8

https://medium.com/the-gyst/6-tips-to-fight-imposter-syndrome-and-step-into-your-purpose-fd5b98d58ed8

With a very important bonus tip added…