Minglin networking: “Am I even the right person to be here?” (impostor syndrome), Tartu

Your company works. Clients pay, people recommend you, and from the outside everything looks quite good.

And yet every now and then the thought runs through your head: soon everyone will realise that I do not really know what I am doing.

This thought can come before a price rise, when you meet a big client, or when you are invited to speak about your experience. It often comes just when you are about to take the next step.

This feeling has a name: impostor syndrome. Most people keep it to themselves and assume that others are much more confident.

At the December Minglin we talk about it honestly, with real people.

An evening built around meetings

17:30 · Doors open: a welcome drink, snacks and time to look around and settle into the evening.

18:00 · Inspiration talk: When the inner impostor speaks up. How do you act despite doubt? Kadri Keerme is a solution-focused coach, mentor of micro and small entrepreneurs and personal development trainer who has coached more than 5,000 people. Her daily work centres on self-confidence, inner dialogue and the courage to make your ideas and work visible. She will look at how impostor syndrome shows up in an entrepreneur’s everyday life, why doubt rarely disappears just because of new achievements, and how to move on even when nothing feels completely certain. After the talk the conversation continues in the room.

19:00 · Thematic networking: in guided conversation circles and small groups you can also talk about what people do not usually post on LinkedIn: when did you last feel like a fraud, and what helped you move on? We give the conversations a nudge; you decide how much you share.

20:00 · Networking & fun: the evening continues in a free form: snacks, music and time to carry on the conversations that started during the evening.

Who is it for? Minglin is designed first of all for active entrepreneurs, business owners, founders, managers and other enterprising people who want to look beyond their usual circle. Any field is welcome. The most important thing is the wish to get to know new people, exchange thoughts and bring something of your own into the conversations.

You do not have to feel like a fraud to come. But if you do, you are in good company.

We deliberately keep the number of participants limited, so that there is room and time to meet for real.

Place: SandSpace, Tartu. Date: 3 December, 17:30–20:00.

Come along. Perhaps you are not the only one in the room thinking this.

Time and place: 3 December 2026, 17:30, SandSpace, Näituse 33, Tartu.