Episode #50
Why Women Doubt Themselves
Free guided meditation: https://symphonyoftheself.com/free-meditation Find Your Frequency quiz: https://symphonyoftheself.com/frequency-quiz Symphony of Self: Compose Your Life: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H2H8Y99C Imposter syndrome wears on women's mental health and keeps capable women playing small. In this episode of Creativity With Purpose, I talk with Kemi Emmanuel, a British mental health nurse, former college principal, publisher, and author of The Woman in Red, about why women doubt themselves and how to lead anyway. We connect Kemi's work on women's leadership with the ideas in my book, Symphony of Self: Compose Your Life, including where self-doubt starts and how to change the story you tell yourself. In this conversation, you'll hear: - How imposter syndrome affects your mental health - What women's empowerment looks like in daily life - Where self-doubt starts, and how Symphony of Self approaches it ABOUT KEMI EMMANUEL Kemi is the founder of Kemi Emmanuel Publishing & Academy, where she helps authors, entrepreneurs, and professionals publish their stories. She hosts The Purpose Pathway Podcast and curates the BLOOM Summit for women in leadership. Her books include The Woman in Red, Money Skills for Teens Made Simple, Love Made This Happen, and Muna and Her Superhero Hair. Connect with Kemi: Website: https://www.kemiemmanuelacademy.com/ Books: https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B0DCJ7RZCF LinkedIn: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/kemiemmanuelpublishing ABOUT ANN MRACEK Ann Mracek is a composer, pianist, author, and keynote speaker. Her book, Symphony of Self: Compose Your Life, uses the structure of music as a framework for personal change. Get the book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H2H8Y99C Free guided meditation: https://www. symphonyofself.com This conversation is for education and inspiration. It isn't a substitute for care from a licensed mental health professional.
