how to stop
second-guessing
Yourself
free workshop
tuesday july 28th @ 11:00a PT
Most people looking at you would assume
confidence is not the problem
You lead meetings. Make decisions. Manage projects. Handle the hard conversations.
And then one vague comment, disappointed reaction, or completely human mistake can leave you spiraling.
The problem is not that you need more confidence.
It’s that confidence is fragile.
It rises with praise and past success, then crashes the second someone disagrees, the feedback is unclear, or you have to do something you’ve never done before.
What you need is self-assurance.
Self-assurance is
confidence + calm + clarity.
It helps you trust your judgment, make decisions faster, and have your own back even when things do not go perfectly.
This is for you if you…
Appear confident while quietly crashing out
Replay conversations and second-guess your decisions
Let one off-handed comment outweigh years of evidence
Struggle to hold boundaries or hold people accountable when someone is unhappy
Want to stop relying on everyone else to decide whether you are doing it right
the solution is
confidence + calm + clarity
Make decisions faster without polling everyone first
Trust your judgment when someone disagrees
Hear feedback without turning it into a verdict on your competence
Advocate for yourself, maintain boundaries, and hold people accountable
Build unshakable confidence that survives pushback, mistakes, and uncertainty
Join LIVE for practical tools you can use immediately, plus super valuable giveaways throughout the workshop.
leave knowing how to:
I exuded confidence on the outside . . .
I spent 20+ years in tech being the one who always delivered. I exuded confidence on the outside. No matter how impossible the deadline, how thin the team, or how disconnected the leadership, I delivered.
I ran on caffeine and panic, convincing myself that if I could just stay a few steps ahead, no one would ever see me misstep or falter.
Until one day I couldn’t.
I hit the wall. The kind of exhaustion no amount of spa days or PTO can fix. The kind that comes from constantly trying to show up flawless.
I tried every version of “self-care” they say will help - yoga, sleep routines, eating clean - but the problem wasn’t me. It was that work had taken up permanent residence in my brain.
Once I realized that I was piling massive amounts pressure onto an already demanding workload, I was able to redirecting that energy into protecting my time. That gave me the capacity and confidence to show up the way I wanted without the constant anxiety.
I can’t wait to show you how!
how to stop
second-guessing yourself
In just one hour, I’ll teach you fast-acting, sustainable ways to stop letting minor things live large and rent-free in your brain.