Gaining Confidence for Stronger Leadership

What You Think Of Yourself Is Much More Important Than What People Think Of You
— Seneca, Roman Philosopher

Rather than feeling proud or excited when starting a new job or promotion, a woman can have a feeling of apprehension and worry that someone will realize she can't do the job. This feeling of being an "impostor" can occur despite a woman's many professional achievements and successes.

The ideal format for this workshop is small groups (6-10) which provides the opportunity to share situations and get advice/coaching from others.

Participants will leave with a strategy and action plan to move forward.

Evidence shows that women are less self-assured than men --- and that to succeed, confidence may be more important than competence. This feeds into the general expectation that women cannot handle tough tasks or speak up at meetings.

Gaining confidence starts with effective communication. Knowing how to say it, when to say it and what words to use takes practice. This workshop includes tips and tools for creating powerful communication to get women where they want to go.

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