How you can use impostor syndrome to your ben...

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During my conversation with Law Roach, he said when he started out, he didn’t know what he was doing but you have to "fake it till you make it," which led me to reflect on how many people do this. But it is easier said than done, thanks to a little thing called Imposter syndrome. ...  Show more

From high-achieving professionals to creative artists, anyone can get imposter syndrome, leaving them feeling like a fraud despite their accomplishments. Imposter syndrome is that nagging voice in the back of your mind, whispering doubt and undermining your confidence, making you ...  Show more

Welcome to this podcast episode on PMP impostor syndrome. Find it on Spotify or YouTube as a video.

As a certified Project Management Professional (PMP), you have already achieved a significant milestone in your career. However, even with this achievement, it's not unco ...

Imposter syndrome is that uncomfortable feeling you experience when you think you’re unqualified and incompetent. You might look around and assume everyone knows what they’re doing except you. And if you achieve something good, you’ll chalk your accomplishments up to “good luck.” ...  Show more