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The Dad Edge Podcast

Inadequacy, Insecurity, and Imposter Syndrome with Mike Kitko

The Dad Edge Podcast

Larry Hagner

Project, Self-improvement, Stevenson, Podcast, Edge, Education, Kids, Shawn, Family, Kids & Family, Fathers, Fatherhood, Community, Advice, Dad, Good, Health & Fitness, Children

4.81.5K Ratings

🗓️ 17 February 2020

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

Do you feel the need to be perfect, and at the same time, think you’ll never be good enough? As a man, husband, and father, are you plagued by deep-rooted feelings of insecurity and inadequacy, leaving you terrified that people will find out you have no idea what you’re doing? That’s your imposter in charge and he’s preventing you from living as who you really are.

Mike Kitko is an Executive Self-Mastery Coach, speaker, and author. After a colossal career and personal meltdown, he found his true purpose: inspiring leaders to find the power in their authenticity, purpose, and passion.

Today, Mike Kitko talks about how imposter syndrome ruled his life and how he overcame it. He teaches us how to cultivate self-awareness and diffuse the imposter before it sabotages our lives. He also tells us how to stop running from fear and start chasing our purpose so we can provide a loving, safe, and prosperous environment for our families.

Do you suffer from imposter syndrome? How do you defeat the imposter in charge? Find out in this episode!

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0:00.0

We are men. We are warriors. We are dads with a purpose. Dad's with an edge. We sharpen our skills so we can show up best for others.

0:14.0

We have one shot in life to be a dad.

0:20.0

Why not make it epic?

0:25.0

Hey, what's up guys?

0:29.0

Hey, what's up guys? Welcome to the Dad Edge Podcast.

0:30.0

I'm Larry Hagner.

0:31.0

I am your host and founder of this show honored you guys are here and hey I just want to take a quick minute and just say thank you for all the reviews and everything you guys are doing.

0:42.5

Truly, truly appreciate it because of you.

0:45.5

We were the number one dad's show on iTunes this past year,

0:49.5

so thank you so much for that.

0:50.7

Really, really appreciate it.

0:57.6

Gentlemen, today's show is dedicated for all of us out there that suffer from imposter syndrome.

0:59.0

You guys have probably heard that many, many times before, but we all we all struggle with it from time to time and that's really it really boils down to

1:10.0

to are we good enough you know whether that be in our jobs and our marriage as a parent,

1:15.5

how we question ourselves and how we can like literally kind of beat ourselves up.

1:20.0

It's kind of like that negative Nellie that's in your ear at all times and question really is, is that imposter? Is he the one who's in charge? Or can we push that bully aside and really focus on the things that we truly truly want and things that we truly value?

1:38.0

That's what today's show is all about. Today I have the best-selling author of the book called The Imposter in Charge.

1:46.0

And it's written by a gentleman who I have a conversation with today by the name of Mike Kitko.

1:52.0

And Mike was at one point in his life he was

1:56.2

sitting he was saluting the president while a member of the Marine Honor

2:00.6

Guard he was also ranked number one non-commissioned officer in his

2:05.6

Marine unit. He held powerful executive positions in Fortune 500 companies and

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