ST. CHARLES, Mo. - eTradeWire -- Feeling like you're not enough? Guess what—you're in good company. Sheila Buswell's new book, Is This Seat For Me?: Overcoming Imposter Syndrome in Everyday Life and Business, tackles the silent struggle of imposter syndrome that many face yet few discuss openly.

In her book, Buswell opens up the conversation by sharing powerful stories from people who seemed to have it all yet grappled with self-doubt. Each story offers a unique glimpse into the lives of individuals who fought through fear and anxiety to find a place of belonging and acceptance. It's like sitting down with friends who've been in the trenches, understanding that everyone's struggle might look different but feels oh so similar.

Is This Seat For Me? is not just about the struggle, though. It's packed with actionable advice and practical steps to not only cope with imposter syndrome but to kick it to the curb. Want to know the secret? It might involve a bit more than just fake it till you make it.

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Whether you are stepping into a new job, scaling your own business, or just trying to fit in, this book serves as a quiet mentor. Think of it as the friend who whispers, "You've got this," when you need it most. And let's be honest, who doesn't need that from time to time?

Beyond the personal stories and solutions, Buswell's writing encourages readers to embrace their own worth. The message is clear: You deserve to be here, and not just in the back row. It's time to take that front seat you've been eyeing.

Don't let the title fool you. Is This Seat For Me? isn't just another self-help book that leaves you with more questions than answers. It's a straightforward, snarky at times, guide to conquering those nagging doubts that say you're not good enough, smart enough, or whatever enough.

So, are you ready to stop questioning whether you belong and start living as though you know you do? Grab a copy of Is This Seat For Me? and find your seat at the table. After all, if not now, when?

For more information, to request a review copy, or to schedule an interview with Sheila Buswell, please contact Sheila at sheila.buswell@buswellbiomedical.com or www.isthisseatforme.com or www.buswellbiomedical.com