Nobody is thinking about you as much, even a fraction of how much you're thinking about yourself.

Everybody's analyzing themselves and in their own heads. And I mean, how many times have we

circled back with someone and said about that email or about how I said that, you know, a year

ago or whatever. And people are like, I don't even know what you're talking about. On this episode of

the Mental Healthness podcast, we're breaking the cycle. Psychologist Leah Morone joins Lee Hammack to unpack the

truth behind imposter syndrome, perfectionism, and the pressure to always perform. If you're ready to

care for your mind, set better boundaries, and finally breathe. This episode is for you what is going on beautiful folks

welcome to another episode of the mental illness podcast where we talk about all things mental

health if you know here my name is lee hammock I'm someone that's been diagnosed with narcissistic

personality disorder and I use my platform to raise awareness for all things

mental health related to get the conversation started into end the stigma. Today we have a very

special guest for y'all. We have Mrs. Leah Marone. She is a psychologist, a Yale clinical instructor

and corporate mental wellness consultant went over 20 years of experience that she's

talking about.

As a former division one athlete, she specializes in high achievers struggling with imposter

syndrome, infectionism, and performance anxiety as conducted over 20,000 therapy sessions and

contributed to psychology today, Newsweek, and The Atlantic.

She works with organizations on burnout prevention, Newsweek, and the Atlantic. She works with organizations,

she works with organizations on burnout prevention,

boundary setting,

and emotional intelligence.

A sought after speaker,

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