Suits & Sneakers presents: "Uninstalling your Imposter Syndrome" with Tiffany Markman

ABOUT

Women’s Month is almost over. Thank goodness. For many women, it's just another reminder that, in terms of equity, we’re not there yet. 

Even in our own minds, we often feel sub-par.

Tiffany Markman, multi-award-winning writer and international speaker, has a new enemy this Women’s Month - and no, it’s not the glass ceiling. Or multilevel marketing. Or even bloody Eskom. 

It's “Impostor Syndrome” – more specifically, the way women (and those who identify as women) tend to feel fraudy at work, or outside the school gates, or in our social circles and communities.

We doubt our own abilities, especially if we’re creative, ambitious and highly competent. 

And guess what? We’re not alone. Over 70% of women say they’ve dealt with paralysing feelings of inadequacy, including Lupita Nyong'o, Natalie Portman, Maya Angelou, Sheryl Sandberg, Charlize Theron, and Michelle Obama. How’s that for a list of amazingly impressive women?

What to expect

Tiffany has 10 tips for you. And you need ‘em. 

Don’t miss Tiffany's funny, honest, relentlessly practical 1-hour talk and don’t waste this chance to start un-installing your Impostor Syndrome. You can’t rely on the glass ceiling to smash itself.

Attend if you’re:

• A woman 
• Someone who identifies as a woman
• Someone who loves a woman
• Someone who admires a woman
• Someone who works with women
• Someone who wore shoulder pads in the 80s
• Someone who wore shoulder pads in the 2000s
• Someone who wears shoulder pads now
• Someone who would rather die than wear shoulder pads
• Interested in DE&I

Who's Tiffany Markman?

Tiffany Markman has just returned from a speaking gig on the stages of Times Square, New York City, where she knocked the socks off 825 of the world’s top communicators. But if you’re more impressed by award wins... Tiffany is the ‘Most Effective Copywriter in Southern Africa’ for 2022, she was one of the 'Top 50 Female Content Marketers in the World’ for 2021 and she’s the 2020 winner of ‘Freelance Copywriter of the Year: South Africa’. Having worked for 450+ brands in 14+ countries and trained 10k people, she survives on black coffee, using pencils with erasers on the end, and starting sentences with “And” and “But”.

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