Have you ever accomplished something meaningful… only to feel like a fraud anyway?

In this solo episode, I dive into what imposter syndrome really is — and why so many capable, compassionate, driven people secretly believe they don’t belong in the rooms they’ve earned.

We explore how trauma, emotional neglect, chronic stress, and early conditioning can wire the nervous system for hyper-vigilance, perfectionism, and self-doubt — even long after danger has passed. I unpack why praise can feel uncomfortable, why success can trigger anxiety instead of pride, and how that quiet inner voice saying “Don’t mess this up” may actually be trying to protect you.

You’ll hear:

• What imposter syndrome actually is (and what it isn’t)
• Why high achievers and healers are especially prone to it
• How trauma shapes our relationship with visibility, worth, and success
• The difference between humility and chronic self-erasure
• Nervous-system based tools to calm the “fraud” feeling in real time
• Gentle reframes to start trusting your own competence
• How to recognize the younger parts of you that still fear being seen

If you’ve ever downplayed your wins, over-prepared to avoid being exposed, or felt uneasy stepping into your power — this episode is for you.

You’re not broken.
 You’re patterned.

And patterns can be healed.

✨ Take a breath, get comfortable, and let’s talk about the part of you that learned to survive… and the part that’s ready to finally believe you belong.