On getting over imposter syndrome – The Creative Independent
Writer Emma Warren discusses the ways in which we can get over the anxiety and inadequacy of imposter syndrome, trust our own voices, and own our power as creators.
On getting over imposter syndrome Prelude Emma Warren Writer, Broadcaster Emma Warren is an experienced speaker, author, and broadcaster working across genres. Her work includes fanzines, specialist music stations, mainstream press and radio, and branded content. In 2019 she published Make Some Space: Tuning Into Total Refreshment Centre on her own Sweet Machine Publishing imprint and as an audiobook. In addition to working for six years on youth-run Live Magazine in south London, she also published Steam Down: How Things Begin on Rough Trade Books. She has a monthly radio show on Worldwide FM
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