
About this episode
In this episode, we dive into the all-too-relatable experience of Imposter Syndrome—the fear that others will eventually uncover your perceived weaknesses and question your competence in the same way you do. This self-doubt often comes with a tendency to misattribute hard-won successes to external, random, or undeserved factors.
We explore why this topic is so important, how imposter syndrome impacts us in the workplace, and what others can do to support those navigating their own struggles with it.
Whether you're new to a role, experienced in your profession, someone who supports others in the workplace, or just trying to quiet that voice of self-doubt, this episode will help you see imposter syndrome from a fresh perspective.
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