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In this episode, I discuss my experience with imposter syndrome and how it shows up for me. I have been hesitant to start my book analysis portion of the podcast for plenty of reasons but the primary reason was that I kept questioning my ability to actually execute my own plan. Even though I have stacks of books with annotations and sticky notes, I feared that I wouldn't be able to execute my own vision. My next episodes will feature more book analysis once I start back and I will weave in personal stories and experiences.
I also discussed how I have always been uneasy to call myself a creative even though my creative side is what I love most about myself and what I enjoy. The uneasiness stemmed from not truly stepping into my own art and creation or believing that I had to ability to be a creator of something.
Lastly, I discussed how frequently I allowed worrying to steal my joy and energy, especially when I had so much more to be thankful for than frustrated with. It hindered me from fully seeing myself and what I was capable of. When you're in "go mode," it becomes hard to pause and truly reflect on yourself and what you have done.
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By Bre'Anna ColemanSend an affirmation or message to share < 3
In this episode, I discuss my experience with imposter syndrome and how it shows up for me. I have been hesitant to start my book analysis portion of the podcast for plenty of reasons but the primary reason was that I kept questioning my ability to actually execute my own plan. Even though I have stacks of books with annotations and sticky notes, I feared that I wouldn't be able to execute my own vision. My next episodes will feature more book analysis once I start back and I will weave in personal stories and experiences.
I also discussed how I have always been uneasy to call myself a creative even though my creative side is what I love most about myself and what I enjoy. The uneasiness stemmed from not truly stepping into my own art and creation or believing that I had to ability to be a creator of something.
Lastly, I discussed how frequently I allowed worrying to steal my joy and energy, especially when I had so much more to be thankful for than frustrated with. It hindered me from fully seeing myself and what I was capable of. When you're in "go mode," it becomes hard to pause and truly reflect on yourself and what you have done.
Support the show