Welcome to Empower Her podcast where we're all about transparency, fun, and getting out of our own damn way to build lives we really freaking love.

My name's Keisha. I'm a wife, mom, and serial entrepreneur obsessed with pulling back the curtain in a very

come with me, let's figure out life together kind of way.

Because let's be real, aren't we all just figuring it out as we go?

My intention with this show is that you leave each episode feeling so seen, but also with

some tactical tools to help get you from where you are now to where

you want to go in your life, career, relationships, and maybe even in your journey as a mom,

too. So girlfriend, let's do the damn thing.

I'm excited that you're here for today's episode because it's going to be a spicy one.

And I'm going to start by saying something

that might sound a little cocky. But honestly, I don't struggle with imposter syndrome very often,

if at all. And before you're like, cool, Kish, must be nice to be you. I want you to seriously hear me out because it's not that I don't struggle with imposter syndrome because I think I'm smarter or more capable than other people. And it's not because I don't get nervous or have that little voice in my head that says, like, who do you think you are? Like, I definitely do. I just think a lot of

us as women are misdiagnosing what's actually going on when we're labeling it imposter syndrome.

Because honestly, I don't think a lot of us have imposter syndrome. I really do think it's a labeling

problem. And we're choosing to label things like imposter syndrome

that don't actually serve us because underneath it, we're not even getting to the root of the

problem so we can actually fix it. And in reality, I think a lot of us have fear of judgment. We've got

perfectionist tendencies, or we have lack of confidence simply because

we have lack of reps, or we've got a fear of being seen, or honestly, even our ego is in the way.

And we need to pull at that thread a little bit because it might not be imposter syndrome. It might

literally just be fear. Fear of being visible before you feel polished or like your shit is

all together. Fear of other people watching you learn. Fear of not looking naturally good at

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