“working as an intern at my new job.”

“when leading charities.”

“I give presentations and have to babble to answer questions to look like I know what I’m talking about.”

“at work when my male coworkers doubt my abilities. When I’m not able to share my thoughts due to fear.”

“my first job. I felt like a kid dressed up in my parents clothes. I didn’t think I knew what I was talking about and I had to fake it with old wealthy male executives.”

“first year as an associate at a public accounting firm.”

“during my entire college career. I actually have no idea what I am doing. I am faking it, until I make it.”

“in class when I was ahead of most kids my age because of running start, yet I felt like I shouldn’t have been there because the classes I took didn’t teach me enough.”

“I’m trying to achieve something for my club.. when I’m doing a speech… when I want to convince someone about something.”

“being a business manager and advising other business owners on running their businesses and marketing strategies.”

“taking my first real account job. I was very independant and was afraid of failure.”

“I only share good things with family and friends and not the tough stuff. Also, when I sit in on meetings and don’t really know what’s going on.”

“as an officer in ASB, I felt my ideas weren’t as good and I didn’t actually deserve to be there.”

“talking with my daughter about how to be treated… . and knowing I did not follow that advice.”

“I didn’t believe I would ever be good enough to teach.”

“Being “strong” planning my dad’s funeral at 21 years old.”