Dear Diary, imposter syndrome is something most of us battle with, even if we don’t say it out loud. But just because we feel it doesn’t make it true. Overcoming it means challenging our doubts and reminding ourselves why we’re here. We belong in these rooms, at these tables, and in these roles because we’ve earned it. And every step we take with confidence moves us further from that inner critic. Remember: you are enough, and you bring value just by being you. So, on that note, lets keep it real, lets keep it practical, and most importantly, keep it millennial.

Look, Imposter Syndrome is very real and it happens to all of us. It is just life telling you it's time to cross into your new era. The fear is the unknown, and it is okay to be scared! But here is a little tip for those going into interviews right about now:

Stop going into interviews telling people you need a job and have been looking for x amount of time. They know that, they have your resume, you are here. Relax, act like it's your time.

Until next time, don't forget to send your Diary Entries into theofficediariespod@gmail.com

Talk to y'all!

Episode Description:

"Dear Diary: No New Friends" – In this episode, we dive into the ups, downs, and in-betweens of workplace friendships. From setting boundaries to dealing with office cliques, we’re covering it all. Are work friendships a boost to your day or just one more thing to balance? And when does ‘friendly’ cross into ‘too close’? Tune in as we get real about the perks, the pitfalls, and how to keep it professional without losing the vibe.

Since I’m hosting I figured y’all should know who’s going to be giving his promoted and unprompted opinion about corporate life as a Millennial.

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Keep it ANONYMOUS. Here’s how:

Dear diary,

Describe your situation or ask your question. Make sure to give some detail without giving away any names, company names, or anything else self identifying or identifying your workplace.

—Your work bestie

End it with a word or something clever you want me to address you as.

I will read your entry verbatim, so write it like you’re writing in a diary, and I’ll address it on Diary Entry segments!

Yall I’m so excited to grow, heal, and learn with yall!

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