Do you believe your success is due to luck, not because of your talent and qualifications?

You’re not alone!

“No matter what we’ve done, there comes the point where you think, ‘How did I get here? When are they going to discover that I am, in fact, a fraud and take everything away from me?’” – Tom Hanks

Are you suffering from intellectual self-doubt accompanied by anxiety and depression?

If you’ve ever said or thought the words, “I’m fooling everyone. I’m a total fraud,” you already have experienced Imposter Syndrome.

Feeling like a fraud or an imposter is a phenomenon that plagues many successful people.

Research shows 70% of people may suffer from imposter syndrome at some point in their lifetimes, with this number climbing still higher

What is Imposter Syndrome?

If you’ve ever said or thought the words, “I’m fooling everyone. I’m a total fraud,” you already have experienced Imposter Syndrome.

Do you question if your success is deserved as a result of your hard work and your distinct skills, capabilities and experiences?
Do you internalize that you got where you are by other means such as luck, or being in the right place at the right time?
Do you find if difficult to own your successes and fear being exposed as a fraud?
Are you suffering from intellectual self-doubt accompanied by anxiety and depression?

You’re in good company!

“The exaggerated esteem in which my lifework is held makes me very ill at ease. I feel compelled to think of myself as an involuntary swindler.” – Albert Einstein

I’m Donna SLam. I know how stressful and chaotic life can be, especially if you run your own business As a perfectionist, over-thinker, and over-doer, and high-achiever, I know that so many of my struggles are caused by the pressures I put on myself. By trial and, much, error, I’ve learned strategies on how to live a fulling and purposeful life. I love to encourages others to shift their thinking so they can lead a healthy, successful and happy life .

You Can Overcome That Feeling And Recognize Your Strengths

Many, question whether they are prepared to do the work they do.

“You think, ‘Why would anyone want to see me again in a movie? And I don’t know how to act anyway, so why am I doing this?’” – Meryl Streep

It’s normal to experience feelings of doubt when we are faced with new or challenging situations. Self-doubt is characterized by feelings of uncertainty regarding one or more aspects of the self. It is something that we all may experience at certain times in our lives.

Self-doubt and imposter syndrome permeate the workplace.

A well-established and prominent sales executive began doubting whether she was qualified for the job, despite constant praise from her clients. Each action that chipped away at her role in her work doubly chipped away at her confidence. She became plagued by deep anxiety, self-hatred, and the feeling that she was a fraud.

Any recognition she earned, she called it sympathy or pity. Despite linking her accomplishments to luck, she took on all the blame for any mistakes she made. Minor errors reinforced her belief in her lack of intelligence and ability.

If you have ever felt like your success has been a fluke, that you somehow “lucked out” or that you didn’t deserve it… you might be suffering from Imposter Syndrome.

Who do you think you are?
You don’t belong here.
Your intellect and experiences are leagues behind that of your peers.
There’s no way you’re cut out for this!
Just wait, your proposal will be a flop and then everyone will know that you’re a fake.
Everything turned out alright?
The reviewers must not have been paying attention. After all, if you can do it, then anyone can do it.

“I have written 11 books, but each time I think, ‘uh oh, they’re going to find out now. I’ve run a game on everybody, and they’re going to find me out.’” – Maya Angelou

Imposter Syndrome

Starts with a feeling of anxiety.
It’s a hint of unease that you don’t know what you’re doing. It’s a worry you’re in over your head and everyone in the world already knows it, or if not, is about to find out.
It’s a sick sense of everything about to collapse around you, as though everything you’ve ever done is nothing more than a house of cards waiting to fall.
The inability to believe your success is deserved as a result of your hard work and the fact you possess distinct skills, capabilities and experiences.
Your inclination is to internalize that you got where you are by other means such as luck, or being in the right place at the right time.

Thoughts consistently swirl around in your head.

Who do you think you are?
You don’t belong here.
Your intellect and experiences are leagues behind that of your peers.
There’s no way you’re cut out for this!
Just wait, your proposal will be a flop and then everyone will know that you’re a fake.
Everything turned out alright?
The reviewers must not have been paying attention. After all, if you can do it, then anyone can do it.

Can You Relate?

If you have experienced any of what has been described above, you may be directly sabotaging your own success. Your own-self image could very well be the one thing holding you back from what you truly want in life.

Take a moment to ponder the following questions…

Do you feel like you got where you are today only because of connections or other people giving you a hand up?
Do you think people praise you only because they’re being polite or have to for some reason?
Do you tell people you faked it when you do receive praise?
Do you think you faked it and somehow accomplished what you did?
Do you minimize your input, as though you’re not sure of what you’re saying even though you are?
Do you feel like other people have it easier than you?
Do you frequently look for validation from others?
Does the idea of success scare you?

The more times you answered YES, the more likely it is that you are suffering from Imposter Syndrome.

If so, then you have already taken the first step towards overcoming what is holding you back from your ultimate goals and aspirations. You’ve identified the problem!

You’re Not a Fraud…

…and Yes, Imposter Syndrome Is Real!

Now, it’s time to deal with it.

Introducing…

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You will discover…

Who suffers from Imposter Syndrome and how it holds people back
The various types of “Imposters” that you may identify with
The Imposter Syndrome “Self Test”
Powerful techniques to overcome Imposter Syndrome for good

You can transform yourself from a person full of self-doubt to a self-assured person who once again, believes in themselves.

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