Self-Doubt Is Not Imposter Syndrome

Season #3

Dvora spent forty years as a nurse and never once had to explain what she did. Now she does something that takes a paragraph, and it still does not land. This episode is about what she felt on the drive home from that conversation, and why naming it accurately matters more than most of us realize.

In this episode, we talk about:

  • The difference between self-doubt and imposter syndrome, and why confusing them keeps women stuck
  • Why "you are early" is a more useful sentence than "your perception is broken"
  • What happens when even a man who builds and sells companies cannot place what you do
  • Why a polished elevator pitch can sound good and describe nothing
  • What sitting with self-doubt actually means, and how that advice gets misused as permission to stop
  • Why the evidence and the doubt keep sitting next to each other, even when strangers stop you on your morning walk
  • What eight weeks of coaching actually looks like, described plainly
  • Taking a seat at a table nobody offered you

About Dvora Citron

Dvora Citron is a Registered Nurse with forty years in the field, a National Board Certified Health & Wellness Coach, a Lifestyle Medicine practitioner and the founder of slant2plants®. Twenty-five of those nursing years were spent with teenagers, their families and an entire school community. She has been living a plant-based, lifestyle-medicine life for at least eight years.

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Nothing in this episode is medical advice. It is education and lived experience. Anything you are weighing for your own health is a decision to make with your own healthcare provider, who knows your history and your whole picture.