
Holy Moly!
Weβre in June already!
I really think there should be a law against time moving this fast.
Meanwhile, back at the Hall of Justice, weβre re-jiggering the concept of the Imposter Syndrome.
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Feeling like an imposter or suffering from a case of The Not-Good-Enough Blues doesnβt mean you lack capabilities.
Instead, itβs an internal awarness (warning light) letting you know youβre not yet living into your full potential.
Feeling like an imposter means you need to do more, not less. It's not a judgment - it's your system saying express yourself, not impress others.
IMPOSTER SYNDROME | What Youβve Been Toldβ¦ | PXD: Your New Insight |
Why it happens: | Itβs from pressure or not feeling good enough. | Itβs because you feel a bigger version of yourself trying to emerge |
Main story: | Shame & concealment: You feel like a fraud or you donβt belong. | Growth & becoming: You feel the gap between who you are and who you could be. |
How to fix it: | Talk nicer to yourself and accept youβre already enough. | Start acting on your potential and develop self trust through growth |
How it feels: | Scary because you might get βfound out.β | Scary because you finally have to show up as who you really are. |
TEST DRIVE
I get that this might feel like a major shift.
So sit with it and start adding your real life scenarios to this new way of thinking.
Youβll find that itβs spot on while at the same time - it comes from a place of expansion, not deficiency.
Next time you feel that 'imposter' twinge, ask yourself:
'Iβm not enough compared to who?'
'What does that even mean?'
Then ask -
'What if this isn't inadequacy?
What if this is recognition that I'm playing small?


