Anne Morris

So how do you solve for your own surge capacity?

And it requires deep intention and deep care of yourself in order for you to be of service to the human beings around you.

Fixable is brought to you by the TED Audio Collective and Pushkin Industries.

It's hosted by me, Anne Morris.

And me, Frances Frey.

This episode was produced by Rahima Nassa from Pushkin Industries.

Our team includes Constanza Gallardo, Banban Chang, Daniela Balareso, and Roxanne Heilash.

You are listening to Fixable, a podcast from TED.

I'm your host, Anne Morris.

I'm a company builder and leadership coach.

Thank you so much for having me.

We got so much out of that conversation and we think you will too.

So definitely check it out.

Frances, today it is just the two of us, and we're going to go deep on an aspect of confidence that we see trip a lot of people up, which is the phenomenon known as imposter syndrome.

All right, Frances, this is how I propose we do this.

I want to spend some time on what imposter syndrome is because it's a phrase that people throw around all the time, and I think it's going to help us fix it to have a better understanding of what it is.

And I want to fix it because this is fixable.

And then I want us to talk about some of the cousins and variants of imposter syndrome because it's going to help us spot it in ourselves and in other people.

How does that sound?

Yeah, that's what we're going to get into today.