Why You Feel Like an Impostor—and What You Can Do About It
Look at all those clients and staff members—what would think if they knew the real you? If they knew what a fraud you actually are? If you've ever had thoughts like those, welcome: You're a fellow sufferer of imposter syndrome. Imposter syndrome is that voice inside our heads that tells us we're not actually as good as everyone thinks we are; that we've got them all fooled. Everybody has this voice, and as psychotherapist Bonnie Skinner says, it's not actually your enemy. The trick is to ...