Does your Inner Critic tell you that you don’t have it in you to succeed? That you are too old to change careers or have lost too much time doing something else? Being self-critical can push us to strive and excel, but the critical internal voice is not a sustainable motivator: As it wants us to be perfect at all times, it keeps us from growing and developing. The good news is that it is possible to turn the Inner Critic from a major drag into an effective support voice or even an ally.
This Workshop is For Everybody Who
Thinking that everybody else knows what they are doing and will soon find out that we are the only ones who don’t feels terrible. And Impostor syndrome can affect any of us, also—and especially—people who are hard-working, well educated, and successful.
We will look into the reasons why we may experience impostor syndrome and what we can do to overcome it, taking an important step toward less self-doubt and more self-assurance. With actionable tools and some guidance and practice, we can learn to take a more realistic—and more positive!—view on our lives, careers, and accomplishments.
Micha Goebig Owner,
Go Big Coaching
Micha Goebig is a life coach, blogger, and published author. She specializes in life story coaching and intercultural awareness. Having run her own businesses for the past 20 years, she launched Go Big Coaching to help people start over and live the kick-ass life they deserve. A particular focus of her work is empowering her clients in mastering the personal aspects of major transitions, such as moving abroad or launching a new career. Originally from Germany, Micha received her master’s degree from the University of Munich and trained as a coach with one of Germany’s leading executive coaches, Monika Scheddin.
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