
Why HR Leaders Keep Wearing a Belief That Doesn't Fit
There's an outfit in your wardrobe that you love. The colour, the cut, the way it fits. You put it on and you stand differently. And there's another one that does nothing for you. It's tight. It's restrictive. It does you no justice. And yet you keep wearing it. Thoughts work the same way. In this episode I look at why HR leaders keep wearing beliefs that don't fit. "I'm not good enough." "I don't belong." "Someone's going to find me out." A belief is just a thought you keep thinking, and most of them were stitched together long before you ever set foot in HR. What I cover in this episode: Why a belief is simply a thought that's become habitual, automatic and conditioned, and how it builds into a neural structure in the brain Where impostor syndrome comes from, and why so many women in leadership build an identity around it How trying to outrun "I'm not enough" turns into overwork, saying yes when you're already at capacity, and boundaries you can't hold The three questions that stop people in their tracks. Why your brain looks out at the meeting, the restructure, the workload to explain a feeling that was generated inside What it means to be in your life rather than in your thinking, and how differently life looks from each Thoughts only have power over you when you identify with them. Join me live on Thursday 24th September at 10am UK time. I'll take you through a specific exercise to help you identify the conditioned beliefs that have innocently been running the show, and how to access your natural calm, confident self. Register here: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/IQQl5z2vSQa30J8_YSj4dQ Find out more about the work I do with HR and leadership teams at https://themindsolution.com Connect with me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/saramaude/










