Have you ever questioned whether you’re good enough? Afraid people will find out you’re not capable? Felt like a fraud? You’re not alone. Imposter Syndrome affects 70% of people at some point in their lives.

So what does it feel like to have Imposter Syndrome? Why is it so prevalent in a high performance culture? Who’s most likely to have imposter feelings? And most importantly - what can we do about it?

In this episode, our hosts are joined by two very special guests who open up about their own experiences of Imposter Syndrome - Sharon Thorne, our incoming Global Chair, and Poppy Jaman, CEO of the City Mental Health Alliance.

Headphones in to find out:

What it was like for Sharon to be the first female on Deloitte’s Executive
How Poppy dealt with her symptoms before her meeting at Number 10
Why even Michelle Obama has suffered from Imposter Syndrome
Why, in the end, our guests (and our hosts!) are all amazing

Hosts: George Parrett and Lizzie Elston Guests: Sharon Thorne, Deloitte’s incoming Global Chair, and Poppy Jaman, CEO of the City Mental Health Alliance Technical support: Deloitte’s Creative Studio Original music: Ali Barrett

Will I ever feel good enough for my job? With Poppy Jaman and Sharon Thorne