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Nancy Regan shakes off imposter syndrome in book "From Showing Off to Showing Up"

By Joe Donahue
Published April 3, 2023 at 11:13 AM EDT
Nimbus Publishing Limited

In her first book, former TV Broadcaster Nancy Regan gives us a behind-the-scenes account of her experience hosting a successful newsmagazine – all while studiously concealing fear, insecurity, and self-doubt.

In “From Showing Off to Showing UP,” Regan explores how overcoming these challenges enriched her life and now fuels her ability to help others.

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