Elevating Confidence & Overcoming Self-Doubt: A Transformational Evening with
Ladies of Law??
This evening, I had the privilege of attending a truly powerful and thought-provoking workshop hosted by the phenomenal Ladies of Law???? . As an ambassador, I’m always eager to engage in spaces that uplift, empower, and challenge us to step into our fullest potential. This session, led by the brilliant Coach Sharn Atherton, was exactly that.
?? The Power of Mindset & Self-Belief
We delved deep into self-doubt, imposter syndrome, and the critical importance of recognising our own worth—a conversation that resonated with every attendee. It was eye-opening to learn that 70% of people experience imposter syndrome and that even the most accomplished individuals battle the feeling of not being "enough."
Coach Sharn introduced us to Dr. Valerie Young’s imposter types, from the perfectionist to the soloist, and the ways these tendencies can unconsciously limit us. We explored trigger points, how to reframe negative thoughts, and how to silence that inner critic—allowing us to embrace confidence, self-trust, and growth.
?? Game-Changing Takeaways:
? Recognise Your Achievements – Keep an accomplishment journal and celebrate your wins, no matter how small.
? Reframe the Narrative – Challenge negative self-talk and replace it with affirmations rooted in truth.
? Own Your Expertise – "If it’s based on facts, it’s not bragging." Self-promotion is an act of confidence, not arrogance.
? Step Outside Your Comfort Zone – Take small, intentional risks that push you forward.
The most profound moment? Envisioning our future selves—the version of us unshackled by self-doubt, standing fully in our power. The energy in the virtual room was electric as we shared visions of the confidence, success, and freedom we are all working towards.
? Leaving this session with a renewed sense of purpose, clarity, and drive. Thank you, Ladies of Law, Ella Watts and a huge appreciation to Coach Sharn Atherton for the invaluable insights and strategies shared.
To anyone struggling with imposter syndrome: You belong. You are capable. You are worthy. ????
Let’s start a conversation: What’s one mindset shift that has changed the game for you?
