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Logistics & Supply Chain Professionals
Logistics & Supply Chain Professionals
Do you ever feel as though you're just muddling through, hoping no one notices you're not quite as capable as they believe?
That persistent voice of self-doubt, quietly questioning your achievements, can undermine even the most competent of professionals.
You’re not alone — and you’re certainly not the only one.
Silence the Imposter blends psychology with real-world corporate insight to cut through self-doubt and build lasting confidence.
I've been working with clients since 2017, when I completed my ITOL certificates in coaching and training.
Alongside this work, I still work in the corporate world as a Market Development Director, which keeps me current with workplace challenges and the logistics and supply chain industry.
My style combines coaching and mentoring practices with scientific techniques from positive psychology — I'm a qualified practitioner!
I'm a logistician, strategist, positive psychologist, and long-standing employee in the corporate world.
I've battled with low confidence and motivation and struggled to find meaning in my work.
But through the magic of self-help books, the power of positive psychology and my lived corporate experience, I managed to silence my inner critic and find my way to what I believe is a successful career.
This means finding purpose and growing your potentiality.
These foundations are inspired by the great philosopher Aristotle of ancient Greece, who believed that everyone could be happy if they followed purpose and developed potential.
A successful career results from deciding what you want to do, understanding why, and making it happen.
When you feel stuck, bored, frustrated, and even deflated in your career, the cause is often a lack of purpose and neglect of your potential.
Is microfulfillment still a viable strategy?
Join me as I discuss retail strategy with the OmniTalk team.
Learn the 6-Step Framework I Used to Combat Imposter Syndrome and Grow Confidence