In this episode of She Leads, your host, Shacara J., takes the mask off impostor syndrome — that sneaky inner voice that whispers, “You’re not good enough” even when you’re more than qualified.

It’s not your truth — it’s a lie rooted in fear, perfectionism, and outdated expectations.

✨ Inside this episode, we explore:

• The real reason confident women still question themselves
• How to identify the origins of impostor thoughts
• A powerful 3-step mindset shift to reclaim your voice
• Why waiting to feel ready is keeping you stuck

Welcome to the first episode of She Leads: The Voice of Women in Power with your host, Shacara J.

This isn’t just another conversation about women in leadership — this is a call to rise.

In this premiere episode, Shacara sets the tone for what She Leads is all about: claiming your voice, rewriting leadership rules, and leading without apology. She dives into the power perspective — sharing a real moment many women have experienced — and challenges the outdated narrative that leadership must look or sound a certain way.

✨ In this episode, we cover:

• Why women leading is not a trend — it’s a return to truth
• The subtle moments we’re conditioned to shrink ourselves
• What happens when we stop asking for permission
• The shift from waiting to owning our power

🎧 Takeaway: Power isn’t given — it’s owned. And it begins in how we speak, show up, and see ourselves.

💬 Listener Journal Prompt: "What moments in your life have made you question your power — and how are you reclaiming it today?"

If you’ve ever second-guessed your leadership or felt the pressure to lead like someone else — this episode is your reminder: You already are the leader you’ve been waiting for.

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Connect with Shacara J. via her website https://linktr.ee/carastees

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