“The thing is with imposter syndrome, on the one hand, is that most of the time, it shows you actual facts. So most of the times when you endure imposter syndrome, it’s because you are in a room with a lot of experts.”

– Ayesha Noelle

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I’m excited to introduce to you, Ayesha Noelle. She’s an imposter syndrome coach helping other female coaches achieve their business goals and overcome imposter syndrome by combining elegantly simple science based strategies into her framework. 

In this episode, we explore all the nuances of imposter syndrome and ways to combat it, the difference between therapy and life coaching and why they both play a fundamental role in a person’s self development journey, as well as what it means to be an empathic coach.

I hope you enjoy this episode.

Shownotes

[02:37] She talks about what happens when you are ambitious and the ways we may work against ourselves.

[4:37] What is a self-fulfilling prophecy and how it connects to imposter syndrome

[13:15]  She shared why she decided to become a coach and not a psychologist

[25:42] How she helps people understand both the spiritual side and the emotional side.

[22:12]  Having a coach can keep you accountable and see your blind spots. It’s such a powerful way to move out of your mental blocks and make you feel more empowered.

[02:27] Why are most people their own worst enemy?

[05:17] Most of the time when you endure imposter syndrome, it’s because you are in a room with a lot of experts.

Links:

Website : https://www.ayeshanoelle.com/

Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/ayeshanoelle/ 

Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/c/AyeshaNoelle