Imposter thoughts are natural. Human psychology sets us up to think about past negative experiences more than the kudos, compliments, and high fives flowing our way. We internalize those negative experiences into stories that we continue to tell ourselves - making it tough to show up as an embodied leader and guide.

My favorite tool to beat imposter thoughts (AND content blocks) is the High Five file. Keeping track of client testimonials, positive speaker feedback, and DM’s about your impactful content helps you show up and share content from the perspective of the leader you’re trying to embody. It’s also a source of inspiration for thought leadership content ideas that can help you show up consistently.My gift to you: your own free copy of my High Five File template for Notion. “Negativity bias, imposter thoughts, and systematically limited beliefs like perfectionism keep us from showing up. So, we leave transformational opportunities at the table because we’re not AT the table to get these opportunities.” - Tania Bhattacharyya Resources from this episode:Download your free High Five File notion template hereLearn about our LinkedIn Content Sprint **- happening April 2023. Registration is open until March 30!

In this episode:**
[02:50] How a High Five File boosts confidence and content

[07:24] Imposter thoughts and negativity bias

[09:40] Creating a culture of celebration

[11:03] Using a High Five File for content ideas

[12:38] What’s the point of content, anyway?

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Website: lumosmarketing.co