How finding your true leadership strengths can help you beat impostor syndrome and bring your most powerful perspective to work

ONLINE WORKSHOP
12 - 2:30pm ET

Do you feel nervous speaking up and claiming your space at work?

Maybe you’re worried you’ll be seen as “abrasive” or “difficult.” Or you tell yourself someone else probably has a better idea. Or you worry about how your voice sounds and whether you seem “professional” enough.

If any of that rings a bell, this session is for you.

“Sara was phenomenal! The content, the workbook, were all incredibly insightful and helpful. This was by far the best speaker series I have attended. Overall very impressed and felt this was a super valuable session.”

—Workshop attendee

What you’ll learn

In this hands-on workshop, we’ll cover:

• Where impostor syndrome comes from and why it’s not “all in your head”

• Why and how to embrace your actual leadership traits (not just the ones you think you’re supposed to have)

• Why leading your own way is the key to building real, sustaining confidence

• How to stop worrying about being “right” or “perfect,” and start sharing an authentic, compelling perspective instead

Who it’s for

This workshop is for anyone who wants to step into leadership or increase their visibility at work, but struggles with confidence or feels like they just don’t “fit.”

All identities are welcome, but note that we’ll explicitly talk about the role gender and racial biases play in our understanding of leadership.

Reserve your seat

• Individual registration: $229

• Team registration: Save 15% on orders of three or more (use code TEAM at checkout)

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About your facilitators

Sara Wachter-Boettcher is a certified leadership coach, author, and keynote speaker dedicated to changing design and tech for good. She’s the founder of Active Voice, a company dedicated to helping people step into their power, speak up for justice, and build more courageous leadership practices in their organizations.

Her most recent book, Technically Wrong: Sexist Apps, Biased Algorithms, and Other Threats of Toxic Tech, was named one of the best tech books of the year by Wired. She’s also the author of Design for Real Life (with Eric Meyer) and Content Everywhere, and has spoken on more than 100 stages on four continents (and of course, countless Zoom calls).

Jen Dionisio is a certified transformation coach, content strategy consultant, and educator. Her experience spans the tech, higher ed, and nonprofit industries. Her years of management experience include scaling up a content strategy practice from 5 people to 25 people, supporting the career growth of her reports and mentees, managing managers, and helping new managers establish a leadership style authentic to their values and core strengths. She's also a former professor at Drexel University and the University of the Arts. As a coach and facilitator working with Active Voice, Jen helps people launch new chapters of their lives with intention and purpose.