Today I’m sharing my experiences of when Imposter Syndrome rears its ugly head – because it happens to me too. I share the times where it has been at it’s worst for me: when I launched the Business of Healthcare Scholarship, when I meet people who inspire me and sometimes just when I’m walking on my own. But there are many things that I do to keep those voices at bay that I share with you today.

I also share the very exciting news that in March 2021, I am planning on climbing Everest basecamp. It’s a challenge I’ve always wanted to do, and I absolutely love a challenge. And I’ll be doing it to raise money for the next cohort of the Business of Healthcare Scholarship.

“It's something we all live with. It’s something we all struggle with.” Tara Humphrey

This week on The Business of Healthcare:

Why I’m climbing Everest basecamp.
Launching the next cohort of the Business of Healthcare Scholarship.
Why I want the Scholarship to be even bigger and better.
How I feel when I experience imposter syndrome.
When imposter syndrome has been really bad for me.
Steps I take to keep imposter syndrome at bay.
Why we need to stop listening to that negative voice.

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About Tara Humphrey

Tara Humphrey is the founder of THC Primary Care, a leading healthcare consultancy specialising in workforce transformation. Tara and her team also work with GP federations supporting the implementation of clinical services.

Tara has over 20 years of project management and business development experience across the private and public sector and has an MBA in Leadership and Management in Healthcare, is published in the London Journal of Primary Care and is the author of over 150 blogs.

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