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One of the most impactful things I’ve learned recently is about Imposter Syndrome. It’s that feeling where, no matter how much you achieve or how capable you are, you believe you don’t truly deserve your success and worry that others will eventually 'find out' you’re not good enough..
For a long time, I thought I was just lucky in the things I accomplished.. For example, when I got my first job, I told myself it happened only because I was in the right place at the right time, not because I worked hard for it or had the skills.. Even when people praised my work, I felt like I didn’t belong or that I was somehow fooling them.
But learning about Imposter Syndrome changed my perspective. It made me realize that so many people, even the most successful ones, feel this way. It’s not a reflection of my abilities, it’s just my inner critic speaking too loudly. Now, I’m working on reminding myself that my efforts, my skills, and the results I achieve are real and valid.
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