Overcoming Imposter Syndrome: Building Confidence and Authenticity at Work
March 10 @ 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
What if you could feel confident and authentic every day at work? Despite past successes, do you still have an underlying fear that you’re not quite good enough? Do you find yourself lost in the trap of comparing yourself to others? Are you feeling stuck in your career progression? If you do, you may have Imposter Syndrome (as over 70% of all working women do!).
Join ECO Canada and The Expansive Woman Project for this 60-minute training session, where you will learn to understand the root causes of your Imposter Syndrome and break the pattern of self-doubt and sabotage that has been holding you back so you can become the fullest expression of your powerful, expansive self.
Let’s come together, uplift one another, and embrace what makes each of us unique. When women support women, we rise higher—and we create stronger communities, more inclusive workplaces, and real, lasting change.
Speaker:
Judy Sims
Founder of The Expansive Woman Project
Judy Sims is a pioneering leadership trainer and much sought-after coach. In past lives, she was co-founder and CEO of tech start-up Shopcaster, Vice President of Digital Media at the Toronto Star, digital advisory board member at the Postmedia Network, and Founding Publisher of the magazine Weekly Scoop.
In her current life, Judy is the author of the book The Unstuck Leader, and creator of the Expansive Leadership coaching philosophy. In her role as founder of The Expansive Woman Project, she helps women build confidence, gain clarity, and take charge of their careers. An expansive leader is grounded in solid core values and purpose, yet open to new ideas, people, and situations. From here, she’s able to reach new heights of achievement, growth, and contribution.
Judy’s mission is to change the world, one expansive leader at a time.
