

Imposter Syndrome: Overcoming Self-Doubt and Inner Criticism
Offline Thoughts por Nessa Kwizera
T2 · E24
16 sept 2024
57:06
Notas del episodio
Imposter Syndrome is that nagging feeling that you don’t deserve your achievements—that you’re a fraud, only succeeding due to luck, charm, or being the "best of a bad bunch". For women, people of colour, and people from lower socio-economic backgrounds, this can be a natural consequence of working in hostile environments with deeply entrenched systemic biases. Either way, the net effect is feeling out of place, second-guessing yourself, and downplaying your contributions. This episode discusses how to overcome imposter syndrome.
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Palabras clave
capitalism
corporate culture
self awareness
authenticity
power relations
assimilation
internalised self-hatred
workplace relationships
employer relationships
employees
career advice
corporate exploitation
dream job
self-esteem
internalised sexism
internalised misogyny
male privilege
inner work
energy drain
self-love
Offline Thoughts
imposter syndrome
imposter phenomenon
inferiority complex
lower socioeconomic background
working class
self doubt
confidence
personal growth