Coach Kristine Fleagle discusses key insights from Alison Wade's recent paper, shedding light on prevalent challenges faced by coaches, particularly focusing on imposter syndrome and social constraints. Imposter syndrome, characterized by feelings of inadequacy despite accomplishments, resonates deeply within the coaching community, exacerbated by comparisons and societal pressures. Additionally, female coaches often grapple with navigating the "good old boys club," balancing expectations of nurturing roles with professional demands. Fleagle reflects on personal experiences and research findings, highlighting the complex dynamics influencing coaches' decisions to take breaks or continue coaching. Through candid discussion, she underscores the importance of addressing these stressors to foster a healthier coaching environment.