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Her Career Her Way
Hazel Ann
20 episodes
1 day ago
Your 20s can feel overwhelming—big dreams, constant change, no clear roadmap. Her Career Her Way empowers ambitious women to build careers on their terms. Each week, host Hazel Ann Felder tackles real challenges, brings research-backed insights, and shares practical tools from her own journey. With occasional guests offering lessons they wish they’d known, this honest, relatable podcast makes career growth less lonely and more attainable—leaving you with clarity, tools, and confidence to move forward.
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Your 20s can feel overwhelming—big dreams, constant change, no clear roadmap. Her Career Her Way empowers ambitious women to build careers on their terms. Each week, host Hazel Ann Felder tackles real challenges, brings research-backed insights, and shares practical tools from her own journey. With occasional guests offering lessons they wish they’d known, this honest, relatable podcast makes career growth less lonely and more attainable—leaving you with clarity, tools, and confidence to move forward.
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Self-Improvement
Education
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EP 19 — Why Mistakes Feel Like Failure (and How to Stop Them from Derailing Your Career)
Her Career Her Way
25 minutes 4 seconds
3 days ago
EP 19 — Why Mistakes Feel Like Failure (and How to Stop Them from Derailing Your Career)

Why do mistakes feel like proof you're not good enough? Here’s what your identity, pride, and brain chemistry have to do with it.


SUMMARY

Host: Hazel Ann | Her Career, Her Way

In this episode, we dive into why mistakes feel so personal, how they trigger imposter syndrome, and the neuroscience behind why your brain reacts so strongly when you mess up. She unpacks the layers of identity that shape how you interpret failure, and how pride — both the healthy and unhealthy kind — can influence your response to setbacks.

The host, Hazel Ann, breaks down the real reason mistakes sting, drawing from personal stories and research to explain how your inner critic forms, why your 20s amplify self-doubt, and how reframing the meaning of mistakes can make your career growth feel less overwhelming.

Built for ambitious individuals navigating the chaos of their 20s, EP 19 gives you the tools to understand your emotional reactions, unlearn fixed identity narratives, and use mistakes as data for growth rather than evidence of inadequacy.


TAKEAWAYS

  • Mistakes are an inevitable part of growth, not evidence of failure.

  • Identity is shaped by your experiences, roles, and the expectations you internalize.

  • Imposter syndrome arises when your internal identity clashes with who you want to become.

  • Pride can be authentic (grounding) or hubristic (fragile), and each affects how you process mistakes.

  • Your brain has an error-detection system that makes mistakes feel physically uncomfortable.

  • Mistakes should be viewed as information, not identity statements.

  • Reframing self-talk disrupts limiting beliefs and supports a growth mindset.

  • Resilience is built by choosing curiosity over self-criticism.

  • Trusting the process—rather than rushing the outcome—creates sustainable confidence.

  • Reflecting on your identity helps you understand why certain mistakes trigger you more than others.


CHAPTERS

00:00 Introduction to Mistakes and Identity

02:23 Understanding Identity and Imposter Syndrome

08:15 The Role of Pride in Mistakes

10:37 The Science of Mistakes and the Brain

15:20 Reframing Identity and Embracing Growth

25:28 Practical Steps for Overcoming Mistakes

Resources Mentioned: 

  • The Imposter Phenomenon in High Achieving Women: Dynamics and Therapeutic Intervention (Clance & Imes )

  • Learning From Mistakes: How Does the Brain Handle Errors?  

  • Why Pride Is Nothing to Be Proud Of (Amodeo)


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Host - Hazel Ann

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Her Career Her Way
Your 20s can feel overwhelming—big dreams, constant change, no clear roadmap. Her Career Her Way empowers ambitious women to build careers on their terms. Each week, host Hazel Ann Felder tackles real challenges, brings research-backed insights, and shares practical tools from her own journey. With occasional guests offering lessons they wish they’d known, this honest, relatable podcast makes career growth less lonely and more attainable—leaving you with clarity, tools, and confidence to move forward.