You’re Probably Getting Imposter Syndrome Wrong

You're probably getting imposter syndrome wrong

Here’s the uncomfortable truth:
You’re probably getting imposter syndrome wrong. People experiencing imposter syndrome are not lacking confidence or competence.
They’re responding intelligently to pressure.

Managing burnout at work: How Leaders Can Prevent Burnout and Boost Team Wellbeing

Managing burnout at work

Managing burnout at work has never been more important. We explore how leaders can prevent burnout and boost team wellbeing. The World Health Organisation formally classifies it, an occupational phenomenon resulting from “chronic workplace stress that has not been successfully managed” (WHO, 2019). For leaders, this presents a dual challenge: supporting teams through increasing pressure while navigating their […]

Do I Have Imposter Syndrome?

Do I have Imposter Syndrome

If you’ve ever asked yourself, ‘Do I have imposter Syndrome?’ you’re in the right place. First described by psychologists Pauline Clance and Suzanne Imes (1978), imposter syndrome (or impostor phenomenon) describes the persistent belief that your success is undeserved — that you’ve somehow “faked” competence and will soon be found out. We’ll share some of the most effective imposter syndrome tips and strategies that you can begin using immediately.

How to Build a Sustainable High-Performing Team: Research, Psychology, and Proven Strategies

High Performing Teams

In every organisation we work with, from Fortune 100s to tech start-ups, leaders want to build high-performing teams. But what does that mean in practice? And what separates a team that simply functions from one that thrives under pressure? This guide explores the psychology and research behind team performance, and how to build a team that’s resilient, innovative and consistently effective.