DO YOU SOMETIMES FEEL YOU'RE JUST NOT GOOD ENOUGH FOR THAT FABULOUS NEW ROLE?
Through a series of experiences Dr Harold Hillman has learnt to find his true, authentic self, which helped to shape his book, ‘The Impostor Syndrome’.
He describes the symptoms faced by many business leaders: an innate insecurity of being unable to meet the expectations of others, of not being good enough, a fear of failing.
His book is a must-read for anyone wanting to become a better leader.
Dr Harold Hillman will be talking about ‘The Imposter Syndrome’ at a lunch being held by Business Wairarapa at the Copthorne Hotel & Resort Solway Park on Thursday, 21 November as part of a series of events celebrating Wairarapa businesswomen.
Tickets are $55 and are available from wairarapachamber.co.nz...
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