{"version":"1.0","type":"rich","provider_name":"Acast","provider_url":"https://acast.com","height":250,"width":700,"html":"<iframe src=\"https://embed.acast.com/$/6ac84ddd9fea6e0a642bcf75/6acdc40639599f7c56f5ba39?\" frameBorder=\"0\" width=\"700\" height=\"250\"></iframe>","title":"Promoted but Unprepared: Overcoming Leadership Imposter Syndrome with Carla Coates","description":"<p>A promotion can look like success to everyone else while creating fear and uncertainty within the person who received it.</p><p>In this episode of Leadership 101, Daniel Lucas welcomes leadership coach Carla Coates for an honest conversation about what happens when someone reaches a higher position but privately questions whether they have what it takes to succeed.</p><p>Carla explores how self doubt can quickly become a cycle of fear. Leaders begin wondering whether they will disappoint their teams, lose the confidence of senior management, or eventually be exposed as unqualified. The fear of being fired can then become connected to deeper concerns about income, financial security, identity, and personal worth.</p><p>But leadership struggles are not always caused by a lack of technical ability. Sometimes the real challenge is how leaders communicate, treat people, conduct themselves in meetings, build relationships, and respond when they are under pressure.</p><p>This conversation examines the gap between appearing successful and feeling capable. Carla explains why meaningful communication with employees and senior leaders is essential, how self awareness can reveal ineffective patterns, and why receiving a promotion does not automatically prepare someone to lead.</p><p>Join us for a powerful discussion about imposter syndrome, emotional intelligence, workplace relationships, and developing the confidence to become the leader your position requires.</p>","author_name":"Daniel Lucas"}