The writer's therapy

The writer's therapy

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The writer's therapy episodes

  • #63- The work habits of those with imposter syndrome

    People with imposter syndrome tend to always want to overwork themselves to feel competent in the workplace. They always feel like the way out of it is to put in more hours but rarely does things work out this way. This episode addresses more on this issue


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    8 min
  • #62- Second guessers are good decision-makers without guts

    People don't suffer from indecisiveness they suffer from sticking to one thing and forgetting the other option available. People feel like they are missing out on something and that makes them stuck. Let's figure out why

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    8 min
  • #60- There is no perfect picture and failure might be the norm.

    The fear of failure will always remain and stick with us if we are not trying to get away from it. By removing ourselves from doubt and putting ourselves out there we will learn to beat imposter syndrome and get out of the phase of self-doubt

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    6 min
  • #59- I feel guilty whenever I rest or allocate time for it

    The superhuman type of imposter syndrome wants to be everywhere working extra hours. To them, work is about achieving things to look competent. They are more interested in proving themselves than working properly on their skill and this comes from a feeling of doubt and insecurity


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    9 min
  • #58- Many people have got fake humility

    We want to be recognized, we want to be seen but people deflate this and act humble because they are lacking something and living in fear. This episode chooses to address this issue and discuss the real problem

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    8 min
  • #57- Ways to overcome imposter syndrome pt 2

    This is yesterday's continuation of ways to overcome imposter syndrome. I go further into more cures and healing that is more in your powers to overcome.

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    9 min
  • #56- Ways to overcome imposter syndrome pt1

    I go into a full breakdown of the ways to overcome imposter syndrome in the workplace. This is part 1 and I discuss knowing the type of imposter syndrome you suffer from, talking to someone, and setting realistic goals

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    10 min
  • #55- Why sometimes it is difficult to see progress

    The self-doubt, the insecurity, the comparing of ourselves with others, and all these negative factors can blind us to how far we have come but it gets worst. learn how to break out of this with this episode.

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    8 min
  • #54- Afraid of asking or just independent-minded?

    In this episode, I will discuss the soloist type of imposter syndrome. These people feel they have to attend to everything themselves and leave no room for help. let's find out how it affects their mental state and self-belief

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    8 min

About The writer's therapy

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Writers go through so many life and career challenges. With less experience in the field, they are open to indecision, doubts, and questions about their competency. I devote time to dive deep into…