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Lee Epting
Executive Presence Coach, Professional Transformation Expert, Former Samsung Executive, Author, Board & C-Suite Advisor
Lee Epting is an Executive Presence Coach with a background in professional transformation and a history of executive roles at major technology companies such as Samsung.
With experience in shaping high performance teams and delivering award-winning products globally, Lee specializes in helping individuals elevate their Executive Presence in high stakes situations.
Lee's international work experience has honed her ability to navigate cultural nuances and communicate effectively, making her an expert in developing communication strategies.
She has collaborated with various industries, identifying key issues and opportunities swiftly to provide effective solutions.
Lee offers coaching sessions tailored to help clients assess their professional composure, set positive intentions, and implement executive presence tools for transformation.
She is also a co-author of the award-winning book 'COMPOSURE: The Art of Executive Presence'.
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Looking back at psychologists Clance and Imes' original 1978 research paper which coined the term Impostor Syndrome which looked at a group of high performing women in academia it is clear that it is still alive and well even today.
"In the past five years we have worked in individual psychotherapy, theme-centered international groups, and college classes with over 150 highly successful women -- women who have earned PhDs in various specialties, who are respected professionals in their fields, or who are students recognized for their academic excellence. However, despite their earned degrees, scholastic honors, high achievement on standardized tests, praise and professional recognition from colleagues and respected authorities, these women do not experience an internal sense of success. They consider themselves to be “impostors.” Women who experience the impostor phenomenon maintain a strong belief that they are not intelligent; in fact they are convinced that they have fooled anyone who thinks otherwise. For example, students often fantasize that they were mistakenly admitted to graduate school because of an error by the admissions committee. Numerous women graduate students state the their high examination scores are due to luck, to misgrading, or to the faulty judgment of professors. Women professionals in our sample feel over evaluated by colleagues and administrators. One women professor said, “I’m not good enough to be on the faculty here. Some mistake was made in the selection process.” Another, the chairperson of her department, said, “Obviously I’m in this position because my abilities have been overestimated.” Another women with two master’s degrees, a PhD., and numerous publications to her credit considered herself unqualified to teach remedial college classes in her field. In other words, these women find innumerable means of negating any external evidence that contradicts their belief that they are, in reality, unintelligent."
For anyone seeking a proven resource to help overcome their Impostor Syndrome behaviors, such as Feeling like a Fraud, Lack of Confidence, Rejection Sensitivity, Perfectionsim or Depressed Entitlement visit www.composurethebook.com or DM me.
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Reading the news today regarding Naomi Osaka's pregnancy rumors and her response to that false news. She shares her views on a future pregnancy plan and the trauma she suffered with her first birth experience.
Such high respect for Naomi as an athlete and a person who has shared openly her struggles with Impostor Syndrome. It has been gratifying to see her evolution into the resilient and joyful person she is today.
When we launched COMPOSURE Kate and I did a podcast to discuss Naomi and her challenges with Impostor Behaviors. We discussed what often sits behind those behaviors, and more importantly how to begin to overcome them.
Still a very relevant discussion today and as we saw with 9 time Olympic Champion Caeleb Dressel talking about his own Impostor Behaviors at the Paris Olympics.
Have a listen. #impostorsyndrome #impostersyndrome #naomiosaka #executivepresence
