As a smart, highly accomplished woman, experiencing self-doubt for too long can feel unsettling and endanger your career. 

You might be gripped by self-doubt at times like these:

• You’ve been hired into a demanding new role, and you’re not sure how to succeed in it.
• You’ve changed groups at work and have to navigate a whole new cast of characters—at least one of them is wreaking havoc for you.
• You’re reporting to a new manager or leadership team and you’ve gotten off to a rocky start.
• You’ve taken on a challenging project and you feel overwhelmed or scattered.

In situations like these, your professional landscape has shifted. It’s like being an actress showing up on a new stage, without knowing your lines, your role, or the characters around you. 

Shifts and transitions of this nature can cause you to:

• Second-guess yourself.
• Wonder if you’re doing something wrong.
• Feel worried that you might fail.

So, what do you do to feel strong and confident? 

Join Dr. Susan Bernstein for a webinar where you’ll learn:

• Why certain high-achieving women are prone to self-doubt.
• What are the most common triggers that tend to challenge women’s confidence.
• How to create a mindset that helps you stay strong through difficult times.
• How to approach these kinds of unfamiliar situations and use them to build your credibility and confidence.