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Transforming Your Imposter Syndrome by Natalia Samman

Too many of us live with a worry inside: am I good enough? Will people notice my flaws? Are the others smarter or more capable than I am? Do I belong?

This worry is called "Imposter Syndrome".

The truth is, this worry is a message from your subconscious mind. The message has a purpose. At the moment, this worry may hold you back from achieving your goals. But when we listen to the message and follow the plan, Imposter Syndrome can be transformed into our greatest superpower.

Join Women4Cyber Finland for a free one-hour webinar with Natalia Samman, CEO of Burnout Solutions.

The webinar is open to everyone. If you work in cybersecurity, are studying the field, or are simply interested in the topic, you're very welcome to join us.

About the speaker

Natalia Samman is a licensed clinical social worker, coach, consultant, and speaker specializing in burnout prevention, resilience, and sustainable performance.

Drawing on nearly two decades of experience in psychology, behavior change, and leadership development, Natalia helps high-achieving individuals and organizations navigate stress, prevent burnout, and build the capacity to thrive in high-pressure environments.

As the CEO of Burnout Solutions, Natalia specializes in the unique resilience challenges facing cybersecurity professionals and leaders. She brings a deep understanding of human behavior to cybersecurity conferences and coaching, where she speaks on stress management, improving performance, and creating cultures where people can do their best work without sacrificing their well-being.

Practical information

Participation is free, but registration is required.

Register for the event here on Meetup. Registered participants will see the link to join the webinar at Meetup page.

As places may be limited, please cancel your Meetup registration if you find that you can no longer attend. This allows someone else to take your place.

We hope to see you there!

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