Chapter
Struggling with Impostor Syndrome in AA Meetings
39:57 - 47:32 (07:35)
The speaker shares her experience with feeling fraudulent and struggling with impostor syndrome during AA meetings, wanting to listen to NPR instead of attending and feeling like it was unfair to the real alcoholics in the group.
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The speaker shares their struggle with alcoholism and impostor syndrome, feeling like a fraud at AA meetings and going to meetings just to sit in their car and listen to NPR.
39:57 - 45:03 (05:06)
Alcoholism
Summary
The speaker shares their struggle with alcoholism and impostor syndrome, feeling like a fraud at AA meetings and going to meetings just to sit in their car and listen to NPR. They also talk about latching onto a friend as a support system in starting a new industry.
ChapterStruggling with Impostor Syndrome in AA Meetings
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45:03 - 47:32 (02:29)
Motherhood
Summary
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