Eliminating Black Imposter Syndrome with Strength-based Communities

Oct 2, 2020

Is your community feeding into your fear or eliminating your fear? Having a strength-based community goes further than just having a support system to help you when you feel stuck or are wading through false fears. Your core community should know your strengths, your aspirations, and they should encourage you to take a strength-based approach to eliminate Imposter Syndrome.

In this episode, we are diving deep into why having a strong, supportive community is just as important as building your internal strength to fight the 17 layers of Black Imposter Syndrome. We’re discussing fighting back on false narratives and how a strong community can help you fact check your self-limiting beliefs and own your core story as a Black woman.

“My layer has to be a level deeper because I’m not only fighting what I think about myself internally, and what the world has told me to think about myself. And what a broader community that is not my core community has told me to think about myself. And those are layers that people aren’t willing to get into”. – Dynasti

Episode Highlights:

  • Recognizing whether your community is feeding into your fear or eliminating it
  • Why internal strength and community strength are so important
  • Digging deeper into the layers of Imposter Syndrome as a Black woman
  • The key to fighting false narratives
  • How your core community helps you fact-check your story

Resources Mentioned:

Dr. Jess’ website: https://drjesswilliams.com/ 

Dr. Jess’ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ucdrjess/ 

Dynasti’s Website: https://www.dynastihunt.com/ 

Dynasti’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dynastihunt/

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I’m on a mission to help leaders at all levels and industries build a racial equity-centered mindset, recognize the power within to create change, and disrupt inequitable systems 

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