Creating Supportive Leadership Communities

Leadership can be powerful—but it can also be lonely.

In this chapter of THE CYBER SAVVY WOMAN, host Rachele Schainker and executive coach Rachel Burr tackle one of the most common (and rarely spoken about) leadership challenges: imposter syndrome.

Rachel Burr shares why imposter syndrome isn’t a flaw—it’s a normal human experience, especially for women leaders navigating spaces where they’re still underrepresented. Rather than internalizing doubt, she emphasizes the importance of building your village: trusted peers, mentors, and support systems that remind you you’re not alone.

The conversation also explores how leaders can build trust and resilience during times of constant change—by leading with grounded vulnerability, clarity, and humanity (without oversharing or fear-based messaging).

✨ Key takeaway: Strong leadership isn’t about being impenetrable. It’s about being human—and bringing others along with you.

🎯 If imposter syndrome has ever made you question your place as a leader, this chapter is for you.

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