Are you ready to move past your fear + anxiety so you can access your dreams?

We all have times when we feel "stuck." It could be the fear of change or the fear of the unknown. But more often than not, women fear success and don't even know it.

The truth is, we all struggle with anxiety and fear. But for some women, their anxiety takes over, constantly whispering in their ears that they can't do it, they'll fail, they'll look silly or awkward, or they just shouldn't bother trying. This is called the Imposter Syndrome and most women have it!

The Impostor Syndrome, also known as the fraud complex, is almost the exact opposite of the “overconfidence syndrome”. That is, we feel incompetent and lacking, even though there is abundant evidence that we are competent, skilled and capable. We feel like frauds, almost as though we are deceiving other people by making them think that we are better than we really are. Women are more vulnerable than men to the Impostor Syndrome.

The Impostor phenomenon was coined in a 1978 study of high-achieving women. The psychologists who conducted the study found out that many women have a hard time accepting their success and achievement. Surprisingly, success leads them into a bizarre direction of thinking. They start to attribute their success to luck, charm, resilience, the right contacts – everything but their talents, skills and competence. All too often, these women end up sabatoging their dreams and goals. In other words, they get in the way of themselves.

Does any of this sound like you?

Some of what you'll learn in this free webinar...

Facing our fear is the missing piece to our finding happiness!

I understand the idea of facing anything negative—especially the negativity within—is scary, but let me assure you: although fear is a bastard, you can rise through it and come out the other side to a more beautiful, empowered place.

~ Crystal Andrus Morissettte