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Feel like an imposter? You might be under-defined, not under-qualified. #coachingcertification

Confidence issues aren't always about mindset or marketing—they’re about a shaky self-definition.

Many skilled coaches and leaders quietly struggle with imposter feelings, even when they’re “doing everything right.” They keep chasing tools or techniques—when the real issue is a lack of internal clarity.

You can’t lead powerfully if you’re not well-defined.

Imposter syndrome isn’t always about skill—it’s about identity.

Being well-defined has four dimensions: self-mastery, other-awareness, wielding authority, and connectivity.

1) Self-mastery helps you stay grounded when things get messy.

2) Other-awareness lets you hear what’s really being said (and not said).

3) Wielding authority means leading without ego or rescuing.

4) Connectivity creates real relationships without approval-seeking.

You don’t need another tool. You need to become the tool.

If you're a coach, consultant, or leader who still feels like an imposter—even after training, credentials, and client wins—this video reveals what might really be going on. It's not about marketing or skill gaps. It’s about becoming well-defined.

Learn the four dimensions that shift your identity from shaky to solid: self-mastery, other-awareness, wielding authority, and connectivity.

These aren't just soft skills—they’re the foundation of confident coaching, effective leadership, and authentic influence. Ideal for those exploring how to start a coaching business, build leadership presence, or finally stop second-guessing themselves.

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