Despite evidence of success, women experiencing this paralysing self-doubt are more likely to believe they are intellectual frauds. This level of stress – waiting to be found out by peers – can lead to anxiety, burnout and increased unhappiness among everyone from entrepreneurs to employees moving up the ladder. If you consistently doubt your accomplishments, question your abilities or worry about being seen as a “fraud,” you may be suffering from impostor syndrome. While these feelings of doubt are common, it’s important to overcome them to reach your highest potential in the workplace and in life.

Join Hadassa Lutz, Technology Services Practice Leader from SoftwareONE to learn 8 ways to step out from behind your own shadow and beat Imposter Syndrome.