Battling Imposter Syndrome as Women in Leadership: Amy Orr-Ewing sits down with Baroness Berridge
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🎧 Today on The Lead Podcast: Join us for an inspiring conversation with Dr. Amy Orr-Ewing as she sits down with Baroness Elizabeth Berridge—one of the youngest members to join the House of Lords. 🚨 In her mid-30s, Baroness Berridge's life took a dramatic turn when she received an unexpected call inviting her to take up this prestigious role.
In this episode, Baroness Berridge shares her powerful journey of leadership and faith, discussing how she has anchored herself in God's calling throughout her life. 🙏 She opens up about the practical strategies she uses to maintain accountability, combat imposter syndrome, and navigate the challenges of public life—including its very public failures.
Discover how Baroness Berridge wholeheartedly embraces God's vision as a loving and present Creator, especially in her work in social action and public service. 🌍
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