What if the people who seem the most confident are also questioning themselves behind the scenes?

In this episode of Court-side Conversations, Courtney sits down with Angelique Bui, a leader with more than 30 years of experience in corporate America, to talk about the self-doubt that followed her throughout her career, even when others saw her as confident, capable, and strong.

Angie shares what it was like leaving a company after 17 years, stepping into a completely new role, navigating intense imposter syndrome, and learning how to move forward anyway.

Together, Courtney and Angie explore:

• What imposter syndrome feels like
• The power of self-affirmation during moments of uncertainty
• Why learning to lead without authority matters
• How to quiet the noise when your inner critic gets loud
• Why giving yourself permission to make mistakes is so important

If you've ever looked successful on the outside while quietly questioning yourself on the inside, this conversation is for you.

Pull up a chair, grab a drink, and join us Court-side.

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About the Podcast

Court-side Conversations is a podcast about leadership, self-trust, and the moments that shape us.

Each episode features a candid conversation with remarkable women about the experiences that helped them trust themselves, navigate challenges, and move forward with confidence and integrity.

Hosted by Courtney Headley, founder of Center Court Collective.

New episodes released every other week.