@DianeHckman@NikkiGemmell@swalshy9@JamilaRizvi Great question, Di. I would say imposter syndrome is at one end of a ‘confidence’ scale. Ego is on the other end – I.e. too much confidence. The healthy and sweet spot is in the middle. You’ve got to have that confidence to back yourself but also that humility to ground yourself.
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Words to live by: “Be better”.
When Naomi Osaka told her late mentor Kobe Bryant she wanted to be like him, he said, “No. Be better.” Over the weekend, she credited her second U.S. Open win to him. 🏅🏆🖤
#naomiosaka#kobebryant#usopentennis#blm
Keynoteworthy is thrilled to be a finalist across three business awards. What’s even more humbling is to be among such incredible business womxn. The awards night is tomorrow 💃🏻as part of the 2020 AusMumpreneur Festival. Congratulations to everyone involved.
@wmyeoh @sabashafi86@rishie_@CharitySoWhite Very true. The word charity is meaningless where there is ‘corruption’ in goodwill. Ok, maybe excessive but it seems like self serving altruism — the political donation, donation for tax write off...just to name a few. It’s business as they say, so why call it a charity.
@wmyeoh I know this is a serious issue, but damn..this lovely lil old lady looks like she struck gold in her last game of bingo. I'd have a tea with her any day. Who knows, I'll teach her mahjong.