#impostor-syndrome

#impostor-syndrome

I suffer from impostor syndrome quite a lot. I didn't turn pro until I was 23 so I never 100% believed I was good enough to be a professional footballer, but weirdly that motivated me to train harder than anybody else,

Remote work has completely reshaped our working lives, and the benefits are, of course, innumerable. But there are a few downsides, namely the gaps that can be created by the lack of face-to-face interaction. Especially if you're early in your career, this lack of feedback, guidance and mentorship can leave some workers feeling a bit lost, and a confidence killer is often ready and waiting to fill that vacuum: impostor syndrome.

Julie felt dissatisfied with her work achievements despite her intelligence and qualifications. She avoided promotions, reinforcing her negative self-beliefs about competence and intelligence.

Filipp Egorov, the founder of Oumua, transitioned from a career in public relations to tech entrepreneurship during the COVID-19 pandemic, driven by a desire for personal fulfillment.

Feeling like a fraud often means you're competent enough to see your own limits.

Using your network is an important step in searching for job opportunities. The job market is hard, and I think everyone should use their network.

"It just never goes away-that feeling of not being worthy, or being thought of as less than."