While Olympians and sports figures may embody unparalleled dedication and achievement, there's a potential downside to featuring such high-profile personalities as keynote speakers. The sheer excellence and extraordinary accomplishments of these individuals can sometimes leave the audience feeling demotivated, as the goals set by these icons may seem unattainable in the context of everyday work life.

In the dynamic world of corporate culture, the question often arises: "What do motivational speakers do?" It's crucial to understand the transformative power of these engagements, especially in providing a fresh perspective. Let's explore how the unique insights of motivational speakers contribute to corporate success.

Impostor syndrome is a feeling that, no matter what you've accomplished or how successful you are, you're actually a fraud. It's common among people from all walks of life and affects many high-achieving individuals, by making them believe that they got to where they are solely by chance.

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When things slow down, it can be hard to stay positive. You're still working hard, but you're not getting the same results you'd been used to in the past.

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Women strive day after day to reach the top of their careers and then BOOM! Imposter Syndrome strikes. They no longer feel worthy of that position they have looked forward to reach for years.

First things first, in order to stay on top of your game you have to be on top of your game, so this newsletter should probably be called ‘How to get to the top of your game’ - but that doesn't have the same ring to it. So instead, not only will I tell you how to get there, but I'll teach you how to make ‘reaching the peak’ into a habit so that you keep that space at the top of your game occupied 24/7.

When you are working towards a goal it creates a sense of aspiration - a sense of ambition, and every step closer you get to completing that goal your body rewards you with a sense of accomplishment. These feelings can become addictive, so when we no longer have a goal to work towards or we have to start all over again, it can make us feel a little... purposeless.