No matter how much evidence there is that you’re successfully navigating this thing called life, you may also have limiting beliefs that you aren’t actually as capable or smart as others think you are. You may even begin to feel as if you do not deserve to be successful. These feelings are called imposter syndrome and can lead to a lack of growth and self-confidence. In this episode, your host Tareka Wheeler, is breaking down imposter syndrome and how it can creep up on you if you're not careful. In order to start designing the personal and professional life experiences you desire and deserve, you need to believe that all you achieve and accomplish is real! Not only is it real, but you did it! You are not a fraud, and it's time ditch imposter syndrome and put some strategies in place to help you keep it away for good. Tune in to this two-part episode of the Professional DNA Podcast with Tareka Wheeler today!
KEY POINTS:
- Imposter syndrome is the feeling that you don't deserve success, and you are convinced that other will see you as a fraud.
- Imposter syndrome impacts high-achievers and high performers.
- Journaling your feelings and why you feel that way can help you ditch imposter syndrome.
- Strive for excellence and progress over perfectionism.
- It is important to own and document your success.
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