Jill Stoddard

Dr. Jill Stoddard, a psychologist and author known for her work on acceptance and commitment therapy, dives into the nuances of Imposter Syndrome. She explores how it manifests in couples and its effects on communication. The conversation highlights the importance of embracing vulnerability and discomfort for personal growth, offering practical strategies to manage anxiety. Jill also discusses the five personas associated with Imposter Syndrome, emphasizing self-reflection and genuine connection as pathways to overcoming feelings of inadequacy.

Join psychologist Dr. Jill Stoddard, a speaker and author renowned for her work in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). In this insightful discussion, Jill unveils how to embrace discomfort and practice self-compassion, inspiring listeners to align their actions with personal values. She tackles common challenges like imposter syndrome while emphasizing the importance of psychological flexibility. With practical strategies, Jill encourages finding fulfillment through authenticity and intentional living, inviting listeners to be their true selves.

Dr Jill Stoddard, psychologist, author, and TEDx speaker, discusses her book 'Imposter No More' and how she overcame self-doubt and imposterism. Topics include different types of imposterism, the experiences of marginalized groups, recommendations for future research, and the power of vulnerability and self-compassion in overcoming imposter syndrome.

Jill Stoddard, author of Imposter No More, discusses the concept of impostor syndrome, its historical origins, and the impact of modern advancements on its prevalence. She shares techniques for handling the inner critic and explores resources and tips for overcoming impostor syndrome.

Psychologist and author Dr. Jill Stoddard discusses imposter syndrome, its causes, and how to deal with it. She emphasizes the importance of psychological flexibility and acceptance, rather than trying to force thoughts and feelings to change. Imposterism tends to occur in domains that matter, and more success doesn't solve it. The chapter also explores the consequences of taking on too much and the struggle to ask for help.