S2E6 IMPOSTER SYNDROME
IMPOSTER SYNDROME
Season 2 Episode 6
Understanding and Overcoming Self-Doubt
In this episode of the Bravery Academy podcast, Dr. Victoria Thompson joins the dialogue on imposter syndrome, a pervasive feeling of self-doubt, insecurity, and perceived incompetence that affects people across varied professions. It delves deep into the origins, manifestations, and potential ways to manage it. The hosts reveal their personal experiences with imposter syndrome, driving home the reality of its universality. It's emphasized that although imposter syndrome can't be swiftly eradicated, awareness can help foster healthier responses such as self-compassion and resilience. This episode is ideal for anyone who's ever struggled with feelings of inadequacy or self-doubt and is eager to understand and overcome it.
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