
Maggie
2X CHRO, Venture Advisor, Career Strategist & Exec Designing work worth doing
Imposter syndrome doesn't show up as a clean, nameable feeling. It shows up as a thought: maybe I'm not good enough for this room. In the moment, it's hard to tell whether that thought is useful signal or just noise, so most people either dismiss it and miss real feedback, or believe it and spiral.
Use this visual decision map for the moment self-doubt shows up. Walk through a few questions to find out if the feedback is valid, then get the specific action to take next.
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Break your imposter syndrome with a simple exercise.