ABOUT THIS TALK
Through the lens of her own inspiring path from first-generation college student to statewide leadership, Clarissa shows how recognizing the survival patterns driving self-doubt can help audiences overcome Imposter Syndrome and lead freely.
Self-doubt rarely announces itself. It shows up as overwork, over-preparation, silence in meetings and the quiet feeling that the seat at the table was granted by mistake. Clarissa names those patterns for what they are: survival strategies that once protected us and now hold us back.
Audiences leave with language for what they have been feeling, a framework for interrupting the cycle, and permission to lead as themselves.
YOUR AUDIENCE WILL LEAVE WITH
01A name for the survival patterns that drive self-doubt at work
02A practical framework for interrupting the imposter cycle the moment it starts
03Tools to reframe their own story as a leadership asset
04Permission to lead as themselves, without waiting to feel ready
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Clarissa is both an inspiring role model and a highly effective speaker.
DR. MERY DIAZ, DSW, LCSW
Professor of Human Services, NYC College of Technology / CUNY
AT A GLANCE
FormatKeynote
DeliveryVirtual or in-person
Best forExecutives, emerging leaders, universities, ERGs