How to transform paralyzing self-doubt into a fuel for success
In short: Nearly 70 percent of people experience imposter syndrome. This video explores why even the most successful individuals struggle with feelings of inadequacy and how you can change your relationship with insecurity.
Organizational psychologist Adam Grant examines the common phenomenon of imposter syndrome, where individuals feel like frauds or fear being exposed. Rather than attempting to hide these insecurities, Grant suggests that we can gain more by embracing them. He outlines three specific steps to repurpose self-doubt, turning it from a destructive force into a driver of achievement.
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