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Feel Like an Imposter? Understand and Overcome the Fear That You’re “Not Enough”
California Lawyers Association; Health and Wellness Committee
Many lawyers suffer from imposter syndrome. They experience persistent feelings of self-doubt, lack of confidence and fear of being exposed as a fraud. People at any stage of their careers can be affected by imposter syndrome, which appears to be especially prevalent among women and diverse attorneys. Fortunately, attorneys who take steps to overcome imposter syndrome can thrive as confident and productive professionals.
This panel will discuss:
What imposter syndrome is
Where it comes from and
What people can do if they think they are experiencing impostor syndrome.
1 Participatory MCLE Credits
1 Wellness Competence
Nikki Silvestri
Nikki Silvestri is, first and foremost, a mother of two, wife, and sci-fi nerd. Nikki is also a serial non-profit executive director and entrepreneur (currently the CEO and founder of Soil and Shadow), a board member of Greenpeace USA, and an international keynote speaker.
Nikki’s unique approach to inclusion, leadership, and organizational development takes cues from nature, building models of “social fertility” to weave them into a Joy and Impact™ framework. Her work also encourages a rigorous and shame-free approach to acknowledging our societal shadows and blind spots, especially when attempting to balance the triple bottom line (ecology, economy, and equity) in times of uncertainty, climate/health feedback loops, and increasing volatility.
Nikki’s wide-ranging career has taken her from presentations at the White House and negotiations with the Environmental Protection Agency to intimate workshops with local businesses and small retail organizing. She is the recipient of numerous awards, including ELLE Magazine’s Gold Award and OxFam America’s Act Local, Think Global Award, and she was named one of The Root’s 100 Most Influential African Americans.
Michael Tertes
Michael Tertes is a coach, mentor, and thought partner to leaders and emerging leaders across the country. With over 17 years of coaching under his belt clients seek him out to discover and embrace their unique blend of gifts, talents, and genius (he calls them your superpowers) that lead to their distinct impact—what they bring to the table that no one else does. This empowers them to leverage their personal power and lead with greater confidence and authenticity. Michael is the creator of The Appreciative 360 Assessment™ and the Superhero Leadership Program™. Additionally, he has been mentored by Dr. Valerie Young, the world's leading authority on Impostor Syndrome, and is a certified coach and licensed presenter of the Rethinking Impostor Syndrome™ Program, which has reached over half a million people.
Dorothy Dickey
Dee Dee Dickey is an executive coach and facilitator with substantial experience supporting people who want to thrive in their careers--and in the rest of life. Her clients include attorneys, non-profit leaders and other high-performing professionals. Before becoming a coach, Dee Dee had an extensive legal career in government and private practice. She currently serves as a Co-Chair of the California Lawyers Association Health and Wellness Committee and is passionate about helping people find clarity, confidence and balance to achieve their full potential. Dee Dee has facilitated numerous retreats and has planned and led professional workshops and programs. As a former chair of the environmental law sections of state and local bar associations, she is experienced with working with diverse professionals to achieve innovative ways to support the state’s legal community.
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