This episode is different from anything I’ve done before — I’ve been informed by CPA MOMS that my services are no longer needed.

I just wanted to say thank you for letting me into your car rides, your walks, your morning routines, and your workdays. Thank you for trusting me and letting me share my own life and my children with you. Thank you for listening, sharing, and growing with me. It has been one of the greatest honors of my professional life to speak to you every week.

For over six and a half years, it’s been my honor to support, encourage, and connect with so many incredible working moms. Thank you for letting me be a part of your world and for showing up week after week with such dedication and heart.

Please know that I’ll always be cheering you on. You are doing more than you know, and you are stronger than you realize.

With all my love and gratitude,

Dawn Goldberg, CPA
Author of The Smarter Accountant

No matter how smart, hardworking, or experienced you are, there’s still that little voice in your head saying, "Who do you think you are?"

If you’ve ever felt like you’re just "lucky" to have your job or that one day, people will figure out you don’t really know what you’re doing, you’re not alone. This feeling has a name—imposter syndrome—and it’s way more common than you think.

It’s that sneaky doubt that makes you question if you’re actually good at what you do, even when all the evidence says you are. It shows up when you hesitate to raise your rates when you overwork to prove yourself, and when you second-guess decisions you’re more than qualified to make.

This week, I’m going to discuss why imposter syndrome is so common among accountant moms and how to overcome imposter syndrome.

You can read the full show notes HERE

In 2001, Lisa Druxman became a mom and an entrepreneur. She was looking for a way to blend her passion for fitness with motherhood. “I decided to create a workout that I could do with my baby,” she recalls.

“I didn’t want to miss a moment of his new life but also knew that I needed to take care of myself.” Lisa created an exercise routine for new moms and realized that other mothers would benefit from working together to restore their well-being.

Now she leads a business that brings exercise, companionship and support to tens of thousands of moms around the country. Stroller Strides grew over the years and added Fit4Baby (prenatal classes) and Body Well (habit-transformation program). All of the classes now make up the FIT4MOM brand.

Lisa Druxman and FIT4MOM have been featured numerous times on NBC’s Today Show, CNN, The Montel Williams Show, Access Hollywood and profiled in magazines such as Entrepreneur, Woman’s Day, Good Housekeeping, Self and more.

You can read the highlights of this episode HERE