Uncovering Fear And Finding Purpose: Breaking Through Imposter Syndrome with Jazzma Holland

You owe it to yourself to be successful. Some people might say, "Well, that's selfish." But here's the thing: your only responsibility to those around you is to set a good example. Because at the end of the day, you owe it to yourself to live your best life. Remember, if you are always trying to be normal, you will never realize how amazing you can be.

In today's episode, Host Carolyn Colleen sits down with Jazzma Holand to discuss how you can find your fierce when faced with fear, uncertainty, or when imposter syndrome kicks in.

Jazzma Holland is the co-founder of Black Leaders Acquiring Collective Knowledge and director at Upward Bound at UW-L. She is on a mission to motivate Black women within Wisconsin to recognize their gifts and actively take steps to reach their leadership and entrepreneurial goals.

IN THIS EPISODE, YOU'LL LEARN:

00:00 Introduction

00:35 Jazzma's journey to finding her fierce

04:48 How to uncover what you are meant for

06:50 Things to remember when you're struggling to find clarity

08:46 Plan for the future but remember to take care of the present

10:00 You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with

11:38 Jazzma's early successes in life

15:01 You owe it to yourself to be successful

16:16 We all have imposter syndrome, but we all have the power to overcome it

18:42 What to expect from Blacklax.org events going forward

19:45 The All that Jazz Podcast