Course curriculum

  • 1

    Community

    • Training: Schedule + Recordings: January 10-20, 2022

    • Quarterly Team Meeting Schedule + Recordings

    • Practice Group Information

    • Private LinkedIn Group
  • 2

    Presentation Preparation Materials

    • Facilitator Guide

    • Key Audiences: Success Measures and Potential Impostor Triggers

    • Participant FAQs
  • 3

    Slides + Presentation Tools

    • Google Slide Access for Live Presentations

    • Polls for 90-Minute Presentation

    • Zoom Background [download]

    • Reinforcement Tool: Humble Realist™ Reframes
  • 4

    Valerie's Presentation Videos + Audios

    • 90 Minute Presentation (Video)
  • 5

    Content Comprehension

    • Core Concepts Comprehension
  • 6

    Business Development: Brand Support + Promotional + Sales Tools

    • Create Your Go-To-Market Strategy

    • Positioning Copy

    • Program Description Options for RIS

    • RIS Client Lists

    • Rethinking Impostor Syndrome™ Speaker Kit

    • Programming Considerations for Decisionmakers

    • ISI/RIS Branding Guidelines

    • RIS Licensed Associate Badges + Banners [download]

    • LinkedIn Marketing *In Minutes*

    • Social Media Images [download]

    • Email and Phone Scripts
  • 7

    Additional Resources

    • Valerie's Speaker Kit

    • Sample Speaking Agreement

    • Valerie's Dissertation (1985)

    • Lizette Ojeda: Too Latino and Not Latino Enough: The Role of Ethnicity-Related Stressors on Latino College Students’ Life Satisfaction

Instructor(s)

Impostor Syndrome Expert

Valerie Young

Valerie was the first to connect the dots between the impact of impostor syndrome on individuals and the subsequent costs to organizations, something she detailed in “The Impostor Phenomenon: Are Impostors Draining Their Companies,” the cover article of the March/April 1986 issue of The Executive Female magazine. Fast forward to today, Dr. Young is an internationally-recognized thought leader. A former manager at a Fortune 200 company herself, Valerie has led Rethinking Impostor Syndrome™ to well over half a million people around the world at such diverse organizations as Google, Pfizer, NASA, the National Cancer Institute, and Oxford University. Her 2011 book, The Secret Thoughts of Successful Women: Why Capable People Suffer from the Impostor Syndrome and How to Thrive in Spite of It is now available in six languages.