by valerie@impostorsyndrome.com | Jun 8, 2023 | Articles, Blog
Impostor syndrome describes the belief shared by millions of men and women around the world that deep down we really aren’t as intelligent, capable, qualified, or talented as everyone seems to THINK we are — despite evidence of our accomplishments. But impostor...
by valerie@impostorsyndrome.com | Feb 19, 2023 | Articles, Blog
What’s In Your Competence Rulebook? I’ve spent close to four decades helping people who feel like impostors, fakes, and frauds. In that time, I’ve come to an important conclusion: If you want to truly put yourself on the fast track to feeling as bright and capable as...
by valerie@impostorsyndrome.com | Feb 17, 2023 | Articles, Blog, Uncategorized
There’s been lots of buzz lately about the term impostor “syndrome.” I don’t mean buzz about the actual experience of believing we’ve fool others into thinking we’re more intelligent, capable, or talented as others “know” ourselves to be. What I’m...
by valerie@impostorsyndrome.com | Jul 2, 2021 | Articles, Blog
I facilitated my first impostor syndrome workshop in 1985. Titled Impostors Fakes and Frauds: Issues of Confidence and Competence for Women it was based largely on the findings from my doctoral research. Since then, some things have changed. For starters, for many...
by valerie@impostorsyndrome.com | Mar 25, 2019 | Article-Featured
In a December 2018 talk at an all-girls school in North London, Michelle Obama was asked how she felt about being viewed as a “symbol of hope.” That’s when the former First Lady disclosed something countless millions of women and men around the world experience, but...
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