
Show Notes
Imposter syndrome is a woke excuse to fish for compliments... and two successful women just proved Krissy's point.
One built a thriving food company. One sits on a pile of boards. Both told her they feel like frauds. So she dragged the whole dinner table into the debate, then laid out her own record... Ritz Carlton, zero sales experience, selling rooms to Princess Diana, never once feeling like she didn't belong.
What you'll get: • Why "successful and scared" doesn't add up • Krissy's never-felt-like-a-fraud story • The fear hiding behind the label
Chapters: (00:00) A morning that broke (02:16) The woman who floored me (04:11) Is it just woke (06:12) What the definition says (08:38) Never felt like a fraud (11:00) The fear underneath (13:00) Stop boxing yourself in
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