Have you ever felt like you’re only winging it and that it is only a matter of time until people find out that you are not as competent as they may think? Are you sometimes convinced that your successes are just down to blind luck or being in the right place at the right time? If so, you may be struggling with impostor syndrome. Many of us do, also—and especially—people who are hard-working, well educated, and successful.

The good news is that, with some guidance and practice, we can change our thoughts and learn to take a more realistic—and more positive—view on our lives, careers, and accomplishments.

In this workshop, we will talk about what the impostor syndrome is, the different ways in which it manifests in people’s lives, and what we can do to overcome it. You will leave with an actionable list of strategies and tools that can help you make positive changes and strengthen your confidence and courage.

This workshop is for everybody who …

… is ready to take an important step toward overcoming self-doubt, negative self-talk, or a feeling of inadequacy.

… wants to feel more comfortable in their professional environment and their role.

… feels they need some positive motivation to seek out and explore new opportunities.

Speaker

The founder & CEO of GO BIG COACHING, Micha Goebig primarily helps female professionals and founders in tech and other male-dominated spaces lead with confidence.

Micha is a public speaker, certified coach and published author. She is a member of the Forbes Coaches Council as well as the lead presentation coach on the speaker team of TEDxSeattle. Before training as a coach, she founded, and still owns, a boutique agency – GO BIG COMMUNICATIONS – that specializes in corporate communications for the German luxury car and supplier industries, a field in which she has 20 years of experience as a communications expert, intercultural trainer and workshop host.

Micha holds a master’s degree from the University of Munich, taught at several colleges in the USA and Germany, has published extensively (including a novel with RandomHouse), and trained with one of Germany’s leading executive coaches as well as Rich Litvin and others in the USA. In all she does, she follows a German-style approach: efficient, pragmatic, solution-driven, direct.

Who Can Attend & Fee

• Free for all members of The Koa Club and their guests
• Event limited to members of The Koa Club and their guests

Location/ Date & Time

Date: Thursday, September 28th, 2023

Time: 3:00pm – 4:00pmPT/4:00pm-5:00pmMT/5:00pm-6:00pmCT/6:00pm-7:00pmET

Meeting will last 60 minutes.