Combatting Imposter Syndrome | Online
About this workshop series
The more we know, the less we think we know; this is a common phenomenon experienced by those acquiring new skills. Imposter Syndrome is the phenomenon of behavior stemming from the belief that, despite proof otherwise, we are vocational imposters and frauds, and that we have been duped by our own rationalized thoughts into believing that we overstate skills that we don’t actually possess. By using Inquiry to dissolve these false thoughts and their underlying beliefs leading to the discovery and proof of truth, we can live fully and authentically in the freedom to embrace our passion and enthusiastically present to the world our fully-qualified professional selves.
Learn to identify and define Imposter Syndrome, distinguish between the social self and the essential self, identify fraudulent thoughts, test them against the truth and assess the physical and emotional response to fraudulent thoughts through confirmation of truth.
Takeaways
- Learn a four-step Inquiry skills to practice dissolving negative or fraudulent thoughts.
- Improve self-confidence and self-esteem, affirmation of vocation, and recognized evidence of personal expertise.
- Gain a renewed vocational passion or a pathway to a clear decision to pursue a more authentic field, depending upon the discovery of truth revealed in the process.
