Vanessa Vallely, managing director of WeAreTheCity.com, discusses the things women need to think about to be able to push themselves forward. How to lose the imposter syndrome, creating your own personal brand, the importance of networking, social media presence, finding yourself a good coach/mentor and not forgetting to give back.
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On another note, I had never heard of "imposter syndrome". I tend to lack confidence, and I have some of those habits that she refers to. I didn't know that there is actual term for it. Glad to know I'm not alone.