Sometimes the most important leadership conversations don’t happen at a podium. They happen sitting down, talking honestly, and questioning what we’ve all been taught. I’m here with my brother Ted Fujimoto, and we wanted to personally invite you to join us for a free Neuroleadership conversation on Thursday, March 5 at 5:00 pm Central, live on Zoom. For one hour, we’ll talk about how understanding the brain is changing the way educational leaders approach leadership, decision making, and executi

The Neuroscience of Impostor Syndrome 🧠 I have a doctorate in leadership, master’s in counseling, neuroleadership certification—students were signing up to learn from me. But I kept starting and stopping because impostor syndrome convinced me I wasn’t qualified. Here’s what impostor syndrome actually is: Your brain recorded moments of doubt, compared them to every other time you felt “not enough,” strengthened those neural pathways, and replayed them as truth. That’s the neural activity feedbac