Welcome to the podcast episode "How to Overcome Impostor Syndrome"! In this episode, we’ll consider the struggles of feeling like an impostor despite our achievements. As Seth Godin aptly said, "Assurances are futile," because what we believe about ourselves is what truly matters.

In Segment 1, we'll uncover the roots of impostor syndrome and why it affects high achievers and those entering new domains. Childhood experiences, fear of failure, and attribution bias play significant roles in cultivating these feelings of unworthiness.

Next, in Segment 2, we'll explore famous figures who have faced the impostor syndrome, like Maya Angelou, Tom Hanks, Neil Armstrong, and Albert Einstein. Despite their incredible accomplishments, they still grappled with feeling like frauds, highlighting the universality of this phenomenon.

Instead of trying to overcome it, in Segment 3, we'll embrace the impostor syndrome and understand its normalcy. By changing our perspective, viewing life as an infinite game, and defining who we want to be, we can turn this feeling into a driving force for self-improvement. Positive self-talk, celebrating achievements, and focusing on continuous learning will help us navigate the journey to self-empowerment.

Lastly, we'll draw inspiration from the story of Moses, finding strength in God's power during moments of self-doubt. Remember, it's okay to feel like an impostor; use it as motivation to become the best version of yourself.

If you want to learn practical tips, techniques, and concepts on how to build emotional resilience, mental strength, and find meaning in life, follow this podcast. Thank you and to God be the glory!