Summary

In this episode, Challee asks Justin to share his journey from being a student to becoming a clinician, discussing the challenges and adjustments he faced during this transition. He reflects on the feelings of imposter syndrome, the importance of support from peers and family, and the newfound freedom in scheduling as a clinician. The conversation emphasizes the significance of acknowledging accomplishments and the various career opportunities available in the field of social work.

Takeaways

-Justin graduated with a master's in social work.

-Transitioning from intern to clinician can be challenging.

-Adjusting to life after school involves redefining productivity.

-Imposter syndrome is a common feeling among new graduates.

-Receiving praise can be uncomfortable but is important to acknowledge.

-Scheduling freedom as a clinician is a significant adjustment.

-Support from peers and family is crucial during transitions.

-There are many career opportunities in social work.

-Stepping outside of comfort zones is necessary for growth.

-Reflecting on one's journey can provide clarity and confidence.

Chapters

00:00 Celebrating Graduation and Transitioning Roles

05:13 Navigating Imposter Syndrome

10:28 Embracing Scheduling Freedom

15:38 Finding Support and Building Confidence

20:55 Reflecting on the Journey