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Kim Morgan, MCC, is Managing Director of Barefoot Coaching and co-author of The Coach’s Casebook: Mastering the Twelve Traits That Trap Us. For more on Impostor Syndrome, read the first chapter of The Coach’s Casebook online for free.

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Overcoming Impostor Syndrome in your Coaching Business

By Kim Morgan
July 11, 2018
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I have concluded that the environmental impact of entering a new profession (often relatively quickly) is significant. Becoming a coach means learning a new skillset, studying for qualifications and becoming a business owner, all in one go.

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