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Ep 228: From Panic to Progress: Harnessing Imposter Syndrome for Career Success, with Dr. Moriah McCauley

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This week on "So You're a Vet, Now What?", host Dr. Moriah McCauley dives into a topic that resonates deeply with her and many other veterinary professionals—imposter syndrome. Inspired by a recent Instagram post that claimed "imposter syndrome will only hold you back," Dr. Moriah explores the potential benefits of imposter syndrome when approached with the right mindset.

Self-doubt, fear of being found out, anxiety about skills and knowledge, and difficulty internalizing success are all tell-tale symptoms of imposter syndrome. While it can hold you back, your mindset can help unlock imposter syndrome as a tool to accelerate your career and point you towards success.

The area just outside the comfort zone where true growth happens. This is where imposter syndrome can be harnessed as a positive force. While the comfort zone provides a sense of safety, staying there too long can lead to stagnation and dissatisfaction. Dr. Moriah reminds listeners that occasionally you need to step out of this zone to foster growth and maintain excitement in your veterinary career.

By acknowledging what you don't know and getting curious, you can use imposter syndrome to fuel your development. Remaining mindful of the Dunning-Kruger effect can explain how awareness of your limitations can actually be a powerful motivator.

When managed correctly, imposter syndrome can be a sign that you're on the right path. It indicates opportunities for growth and learning. Dr. Moriah encourages listeners to reframe their mindset and see imposter syndrome not as a blocker that will only hold you back, but as a tool that can catalyse your personal and professional development.

Episode Outline

[00:00:55] Imposter syndrome and personal growth.

[00:04:38] The Panic Zone.

[00:09:14] The comfort zone and growth.

[00:13:31] Imposter syndrome and growth zone.

[00:18:30] Imposter syndrome and growth.

[00:19:33] Embracing imposter syndrome.

Episode Links

See more from Dr. Moriah McCauley: https://www.instagram.com/dr.moriah.mccauley/

Connect with Dr. Moriah McCauley: https://www.linkedin.com/in/moriah-mccauley

Mentioned in this episode:

So You're a Vet, Now What? - The Course

Are you a new or recent veterinary graduate? If so, Dr. Dave’s course, ‘So You’re a Vet… Now What?’ has been put together specifically for you. The course focuses on non-clinical skills. This is not as dull as it sounds. In fact, almost every career problem that people face is due to not having well-developed, non-clinical skills. These are skills like client communication, so you have great relationships with clients. Emotional intelligence, so you've got great relationships with your teammates. Effective negotiation skills, so you can get paid what you are worth. Management of imposter syndrome, so you can have confidence in your abilities. And, how to build formidable resilience, so you can handle everything that comes your way. These are not just skills. They are prerequisites vital for success and financial and emotional wellbeing. This course serves as an essential stepping stone to your success. Dr. Dave will be your mentor as you go through 12-modules, helping you transition from being a student to a fully rounded veterinary professional. Visit www.drdavenicol.com/syav-class to learn more.

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This week on "So You're a Vet, Now What?", host Dr. Moriah McCauley dives into a topic that resonates deeply with her and many other veterinary professionals—imposter syndrome. Inspired by a recent Instagram post that claimed "imposter syndrome will only hold you back," Dr. Moriah explores the potential benefits of imposter syndrome when approached with the right mindset.

Self-doubt, fear of being found out, anxiety about skills and knowledge, and difficulty internalizing success are all tell-tale symptoms of imposter syndrome. While it can hold you back, your mindset can help unlock imposter syndrome as a tool to accelerate your career and point you towards success.

The area just outside the comfort zone where true growth happens. This is where imposter syndrome can be harnessed as a positive force. While the comfort zone provides a sense of safety, staying there too long can lead to stagnation and dissatisfaction. Dr. Moriah reminds listeners that occasionally you need to step out of this zone to foster growth and maintain excitement in your veterinary career.

By acknowledging what you don't know and getting curious, you can use imposter syndrome to fuel your development. Remaining mindful of the Dunning-Kruger effect can explain how awareness of your limitations can actually be a powerful motivator.

When managed correctly, imposter syndrome can be a sign that you're on the right path. It indicates opportunities for growth and learning. Dr. Moriah encourages listeners to reframe their mindset and see imposter syndrome not as a blocker that will only hold you back, but as a tool that can catalyse your personal and professional development.

Episode Outline

[00:00:55] Imposter syndrome and personal growth.

[00:04:38] The Panic Zone.

[00:09:14] The comfort zone and growth.

[00:13:31] Imposter syndrome and growth zone.

[00:18:30] Imposter syndrome and growth.

[00:19:33] Embracing imposter syndrome.

Episode Links

See more from Dr. Moriah McCauley: https://www.instagram.com/dr.moriah.mccauley/

Connect with Dr. Moriah McCauley: https://www.linkedin.com/in/moriah-mccauley

Mentioned in this episode:

So You're a Vet, Now What? - The Course

Are you a new or recent veterinary graduate? If so, Dr. Dave’s course, ‘So You’re a Vet… Now What?’ has been put together specifically for you. The course focuses on non-clinical skills. This is not as dull as it sounds. In fact, almost every career problem that people face is due to not having well-developed, non-clinical skills. These are skills like client communication, so you have great relationships with clients. Emotional intelligence, so you've got great relationships with your teammates. Effective negotiation skills, so you can get paid what you are worth. Management of imposter syndrome, so you can have confidence in your abilities. And, how to build formidable resilience, so you can handle everything that comes your way. These are not just skills. They are prerequisites vital for success and financial and emotional wellbeing. This course serves as an essential stepping stone to your success. Dr. Dave will be your mentor as you go through 12-modules, helping you transition from being a student to a fully rounded veterinary professional. Visit www.drdavenicol.com/syav-class to learn more.

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