Welcome! Your Career Success is now Kim Meninger
You want to feel more confident at work, advance in your career, and empower your employees to do the same.
But instead, you are finding yourself . . .
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staying quiet for fear that someone will out you as a fraud,
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replaying conversations over and over, wondering if you said the right thing,
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fearing mistakes or imperfections in your work, and
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finding it difficult to take credit for your accomplishments.
You aren’t alone.
What you are experiencing—or what you are noticing in members of your team—is called impostor syndrome. And left unchecked, it can keep you from reaching your full potential.
Imagine what it would feel like to show up as your best self at work, knowing that your unique perspective and talents are seen and valued.
Now imagine your whole company showing up that way.
I’m Kim Meninger, certified coach, TEDx speaker, and fellow “impostor in recovery."
Impostor syndrome has been my unwelcome companion for as long as I can remember. Thankfully, my background in psychology and innate understanding of human dynamics gave me the language and tools to name and address these challenges and develop the confidence I needed to thrive. Since 2010, I've made it my mission to help equity-driven organizations and committed professionals do the same.
Proud to support organizations that are committed to creating inclusive, safe workplaces.
Through individual coaching, group coaching, and speaking, I help people manage impostor syndrome and develop strategies to support greater . . .
Confidence
Believe you belong in every room you enter – virtually and in-person.
Visibility
Get recognized for all of your great, often invisible, work.
Influence
Connect, expand your impact, and be heard.
The Impostor Syndrome Files Podcast
There is nothing so compelling as a personal success story, especially from someone you can relate to. The Impostor Syndrome Files is about telling stories that inspire us, teach us, and help us feel less alone. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Audible, or wherever you get your podcasts.
