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People Partner - Transportation

I met with a mentee the other day, a young Latina starting a new role in corporate. When I asked her what’s the purpose of this meeting she shared with me that she was trying to figure out where she fit, it was hard and didn’t know whom to ask questions to as she was the first Latina at home graduating and it broke my heart and I shared few of my experiences with her but made me think to the point that I felt to share what I have learned while navigating the workspace whether in field or corporate is applicable. To All Young Latinas in Corporate: Imposter syndrome is real and something many of us experience, especially in environments where we may feel underrepresented. It’s perfectly okay to feel this way; it doesn’t define your worth or capabilities. Here are some ways to overcome imposter syndrome. -Acknowledge Your Feelings: Recognize that feeling like an imposter is common. Many successful individuals experience it. -Share Your Experience: Talk to mentors or peers about your feelings. You’ll likely find that they have similar stories, which can be incredibly validating. Celebrate Your Achievements: Keep a journal of your accomplishments, no matter how small. Reflecting on your successes can help you recognize your value -Set Realistic Expectations: Understand that nobody is perfect. Allow yourself the space to learn and grow without the pressure of perfection. -Seek Support: Connect with communities or organizations that empower young Latinas. Sharing experiences can provide encouragement and insight. -Practice Self-Compassion: Be kind to yourself. Remember that everyone makes mistakes and experiences self-doubt. -Invest in Continuous Learning: Building your skills and knowledge can boost your confidence and diminish feelings of inadequacy. Remember, you belong in your space, and your unique perspective is invaluable. Embrace your journey and keep pushing forward!

Aura Hickey, MBA, RN-BSN

Director-Primary Care Nursing/Diversity Officer/Population Health/change facilitator

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You are so awesome! 👏 I want to help others too, the same way you do it 💕

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