How to Believe in Your Accomplishments (And Stop Focusing on Your Weaknesses)
You worked hard. You accomplished the thing. So why does your brain immediately jump to what you could have done better? In a culture of constant networking, constantly reaching - is it possible to truly settle into the accomplishments you have?
Join the Dallas Junior Chamber of Commerce, in collaboration with HEXA Innovation Center, for an interactive professional development workshop led by Marissa Moyer, imposter syndrome expert and founder of The High Potential Movement.
Marissa will take us beyond the usual “just believe in yourself” advice to explore why ambitious professionals can achieve incredible things and still struggle to feel like they’re doing enough.
Using the Belief Pyramid, we’ll unpack some of the deeper beliefs that fuel self-doubt, perfectionism, anxiety, and constant self-criticism — and look at how those patterns can keep us from fully recognizing our own growth.
You’ll walk away with a better understanding of:
- Why accomplishments can still feel like they’re “not enough”
- How focusing too heavily on weaknesses can actually limit growth
- What a true growth mindset looks like
- How to better recognize and build on your strengths, progress, and potential
An event back by popular demand. Come ready to network, participate, and probably rethink the way you measure your own success.
- Doors Open | 6pm
- Event Kick off | 6:30pm
- Networking | 7:30 pm
- Close | 8pm
HEXA Innovation Center is a coworking and innovation space designed for professionals, entrepreneurs, and growing businesses. HEXA offers everything from coworking desks and private offices to an onsite café, gym, EV charging and more. We’ll also be joined by Paul Johnson, CEO of HEXA, who will share a little more about the space and the community they’re building in Richardson.
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Highlights
- 2 hours
- In person
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Location
2100 N Greenville Ave
2100 North Greenville Avenue
Richardson, TX 75082
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