Shownotes
Ever walked into a room and thought, "What am I doing here?!"
Andrea is joined by Dayna Perry, Chief People Officer at Conga, who knows that feeling all too well. From managing a male-dominated night shift at 21 to leading in the tech world, she's learned that confidence isn't about fitting in—it's about showing up with conviction. 💡
In this episode, Dayna shares her game-changing strategies for tackling imposter thoughts, influencing without authority, and knowing when to speak (and when to listen).
Tune in for wisdom, real talk, and a whole lot of leadership gold. 🎧✨
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Key Takeaways:
- Confidence comes from conviction. Knowing your business, understanding your craft, and preparing well are essential to overcoming imposter thoughts.
- Leadership isn't about title—it's about influence. Just because you have authority doesn't mean people will follow. You have to earn their trust and respect.
- Timing and delivery matter. Being strategic in when and how you contribute can make all the difference in your impact.
- Vulnerability fosters connection. Sharing struggles, acknowledging challenges, and showing humanity as a leader creates a stronger, more trusting culture.
