263 - Imposter Syndrome — with Jule Kim

In this episode, Chris Do sits down with returning guest Daniel Priestley for their fourth conversation, diving deep into what it really takes to land high-end clients and transform a creative business. Daniel explains why top-tier clients are often easier to work with than small ...  Show more

In this episode, Chris Do and Drigo Tasca challenges creatives to confront the stories that keep them small and the habits that limit long-term growth. Drawing from personal experience as an immigrant, educator, and entrepreneur, Chris explores how identity, environment, and mind ...  Show more

i've talked a lot publicly about my imposter syndrome because it's something that i've struggled with since i was a teenager. but i had sort of an epiphany recently that imposter syndrome isn't really a relevant struggle for me in my life anymore. it's definitely still a challeng ...  Show more

A couple of weeks ago, I shared one of the most impactful interviews I've ever done, as a guest on Cathy Heller's podcast, Don't Keep Your Day Job. The response from our community was so overwhelmingly positive, that I invited Cathy to be a guest on my podcast. If you ...

Here it is, another solo episode, this time talking about one of my most-requested topics - imposter syndrome.  I discuss my relationship with imposter syndrome over the years, how it plays a role in different aspects of your life, and how to work towards eliminating the ...

During my conversation with Law Roach, he said when he started out, he didn’t know what he was doing but you have to "fake it till you make it," which led me to reflect on how many people do this. But it is easier said than done, thanks to a little thing called Imposter syndrome. ...  Show more