Have you ever been told you were "too sensitive" after someone said something that cut deep? Or watched your idea get dismissed — only to be celebrated minutes later when someone else said the exact same thing? Those moments are not accidents. They are evidence. 

In this episode of The Imposter Phenomenon, we are breaking down how slights, gaslighting, and subtle acts of dismissal the ones people try to pass off as small or harmless accumulate over time and systematically erode your sense of self. We talk about why minimizing does not make something smaller, it just makes it unaddressed, and why trusting your own experience is one of the most radical and necessary acts of self-preservation you can commit to. 

If you have ever been made to feel like your reaction to something was the problem, this episode is for you.

 🎧 Listen. Reflect. Heal.

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