Imposter Syndrome
What is imposter syndrome?
Imposter syndrome refers to a psychological phenomenon where an individual doubts their achievements, feels like a fraud, and fears being exposed as incompetent, despite evidence of their success.
What causes imposter syndrome?
Various factors contribute to imposter syndrome, including perfectionism, societal expectations, a competitive work environment, and internalized self-doubt. Personal experiences and upbringing can also play a role.
Can imposter syndrome be overcome?
Yes, overcoming imposter syndrome is absolutely possible through self-awareness, seeking support, reframing negative thoughts, and acknowledging and internalizing one's accomplishments.
Goodwin’s Master of Science in Organizational Leadership (MSOL) program incorporates imposter syndrome in its curriculum— equipping students with the necessary knowledge and skills to overcome their feelings of inadequacy and fight against imposter syndrome in their personal and professional lives.
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