Kiss Imposter Syndrome Goodbye
About this class
Don't carry the burden of imposter syndrome — you are not a fraud, and you do have what it takes.
In this class, meditation coach and master storyteller Nithya Shanti shares a profound lesson from one of his teachers: When you find you are unable to love, then love your inability to love.
About the teacher
Nithya Shanti
Spiritual teacher Nithya Shanti is passionate about helping others realize the joy that exists within. As a host of RoundGlass’ weekly podcast “The Stories We Tell,” and through his work at the Nithya Shanti Foundation, Shanti works to address contemporary issues through spiritual teachings of mindfulness and compassion.
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