Abimbola Oladokun's guest appearances

Abimbola Oladokun

Conjuring Up Courage

The Sugar Free Podcast

Lola Wright

Dana Sturtevant

Kelly Diels

Kimmie Singh

Ayana Habtemariam

Maxine Ali

Lauren Newman

Alissa Rumsey

Evelyn Tribole

Ragen Chastain

Kevin Matthews

Kimberly Smith

Jenny Bruso

Tamar Rothenberg

Eryn Johnson

OwlTail

Occupying spaces where you are one of a select few or the “only”…the only woman, the only person of color, the only non-binary person…etc. can be a truly isolating experience. The treatment you experience as a marginalized person can not only make you feel alone, but it can also make you feel ‘less than’ or like you don’t belong. This, my friends is the root of imposter syndrome. This syndrome will have you believing you are made of cheap plastic, when in fact, you AND your credentials are as strong, resilient and valuable as platinum. Never again will we allow imposter syndrome to make us see ourselves as anything but what we are, GOLDEN.   Episode 11 of the Sugar Free Podcast, Feeling Real Fake: Battling Imposter Syndrome, defines “Imposter Syndrome,” a disease most often prescribed to women characterized by internal feelings of inadequacy, inferiority and/or lack of belonging in the workplace that often ignores the external factors that contribute to these feelings. Join Syd and guest, Abimbola Oladokun, as they explore the internal and external factors that have contributed to their feelings of imposter syndrome and the tools/resources they have used to combat those feelings.     Abimbola is a San Francisco-based tech attorney. She's a lifelong learner, fashionista, traveler, and enjoys spending time with loved ones. When not posting various IG stories about how she sees the world, you can find her planning her next trip or reviewing Netflix for her next fix. You can find her on IG at @the.a.league.   Tune into The Sugar Free Podcast everywhere podcasts are available. To learn more about the show or its host, visit www.sugarfreepodcast.com

Occupying spaces where you are one of a select few or the “only”…the only woman, the only person of color, the only non-binary person…etc. can be a truly isolating experience. The treatment you experience as a marginalized person can not only make you feel alone, but it can also make you feel ‘less than’ or like you don’t belong. This, my friends is the root of imposter syndrome. This syndrome will have you believing you are made of cheap plastic, when in fact, you AND your credentials are as strong, resilient and valuable as platinum. Never again will we allow imposter syndrome to make us see ourselves as anything but what we are, GOLDEN. Episode 11 of the Sugar Free Podcast, Feeling Real Fake: Battling Imposter Syndrome, defines “Imposter Syndrome,” a disease most often prescribed to women characterized by internal feelings of inadequacy, inferiority and/or lack of belonging in the workplace that often ignores the external factors that contribute to these feelings. Join Syd and guest, Abimbola Oladokun, as they explore the internal and external factors that have contributed to their feelings of imposter syndrome and the tools/resources they have used to combat those feelings.   Abimbola is a San Francisco-based tech attorney. She's a lifelong learner, fashionista, traveler, and enjoys spending time with loved ones. When not posting various IG stories about how she sees the world, you can find her planning her next trip or reviewing Netflix for her next fix. You can find her on IG at @the.a.league. Tune into The Sugar Free Podcast everywhere podcasts are available. To learn more about the show or its host, visit <a href="http://www.sugarfreepodcast.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.sugarfreepodcast.com</a>

S1 Ep11 Feeling Real Fake: Battling Imposter Syndrome /w Abimbola Oladokun

My long-time friend from my law school days, Abimbola Oladokun, graciously agreed to come on the show to share some of her wisdom with all of you. We chatted about the impostor syndrome we both battled in the legal field, how the Angry Black Woman trope is used to silence people, Joe Biden's nomination and election, and the importance of Black joy in the face of so much Black pain. You can find the show notes and a full transcript of this episode at https://shohrehdavoodi.com/79.

My long-time friend from my law school days, Abimbola Oladokun, graciously agreed to come on the show to share some of her wisdom with all of you. We chatted about the impostor syndrome we both battled in the legal field, how the Angry Black Woman trope is used to silence people, Joe Biden's nomination and election, and the importance of Black joy in the face of so much Black pain. You can find the show notes and a full transcript of this episode at <a href="https://shohrehdavoodi.com/79." rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://shohrehdavoodi.com/79.</a>

Impostor Syndrome, Speaking Your Truth, and Black Joy with Abimbola Oladokun | #79