
Episode 23: Overcoming self-doubt
What to do when self-doubt becomes so big that it becomes a burden? Podcast host Olli Schmidt talks to coach Nina Lizon about where self-doubt comes from and how we can overcome insecurities.
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Everyone doubts themselves from time to time. That is completely normal. But if you constantly doubt yourself, avoid certain situations, don't try out new things, constantly compare yourself with others and suffer as a result, you should take a closer look at your self-doubt. After all, strong self-doubt and major insecurities can severely restrict us in everyday life and prevent us from realizing our ideas, wishes and goals.
Together with coach Nina Lizon, podcast host Olli Schmidt gets to the bottom of self-doubt: In which areas do we encounter self-doubt? How can we deal with it? And what is the Impostor Syndrome all about?
Chapter of episode 23:
03:30 min: The thousand faces of self-doubt: How do they manifest themselves?
11:30 min: Do women have too much self-doubt - and do men have a heightened ego?
15:20 min: Impostor syndrome: When self-image and external image differ
19:50 min: The positive side of self-doubt
25:10 min: Where does self-doubt come from? Why do some people have more and others seemingly none?
30:10 min: What can I do about my self-doubt?
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