Tracking achievements is so critical in helping to avoid feelings of being a fake or a phony.

Rumination, the endless loop of self-scrutiny, can keep clients stuck and unable to gain deeper insight into what really went wrong (or right!).

The coaching field offers a particularly ripe opening for Millennials who desire to facilitate the growth process for others, including individuals older than them.

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.

Val Williams, MCC, is a leading executive coach and author.  Check out her perspective on The Impostor Syndrome! Posted with permission During a recent coaching session with an executive leader, I heard something that many leaders struggle with at one time or another in their careers. My client said to me, “I’m afraid that any day someone is going to …