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Episode 2

Battling Imposter Syndrome with Dr. Ericka Goodwin, Psychiatrist and Integrative Lifestyle Coach

Jan 1, 2021
19:25

Episode Description

Battling Imposter Syndrome as a Women Physician Leader
I had the chance to speak with some amazing women physician leaders at our Rise Up & Lead Telesummit. I spoke with Dr. Ericka Goodwin, Harvard trained, double board-certified psychiatrist, best- selling author, top-rated speaker, and integrative lifestyle coach. She shared her journey as a physician leader in psychiatry and her transition to now incorporating integrative lifestyle coaching for professionals. We also talked about a topic that resonates with so many women professionals, and that is the topic of Impostor Syndrome. In this episode, she shares:


- The most difficult part of her journey as a women physician
- Some ways in which women can battle imposter syndrome and thrive as a physician leader
- 3 tips you on how women physicians can show up with confidence in the workplace

Dr. Ericka can be found on all social media @doctorericka
She also has a gift to share with all our listeners. It can be found at www.OverwhelmBlueprint.com. If you’re ready to transition into a leadership role and need support during your career journey, join our private FB group Building Women Physician Leaders, where you will receive insight and wisdom from an
experienced leadership coach and an awesome group of like-minded women. You can go to www.leadingladiesincharge.com and join us today!

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