Navigating Impostor Syndrome
Adam shares his vivid memories of starting as a trainer, emphasizing the common struggle with impostor syndrome. He encourages new trainers to embrace honesty by admitting when they don't know something, rather than pretending to have all the answers. This openness fosters trust and patience from clients, allowing trainers to focus on the knowledge they do possess while continuing to learn and grow.In this clip
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