To the Core

Defeating impostor syndrome requires responding to self-doubt with clarity, confidence

The passenger seat metaphor is appropos: "If you are going to let self-doubt ride along," the authors say, "don’t let it drive the car. You remain in control of your actions."

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Editor's note: This is part three of a three-part series on impostor syndrome: shift from self-doubt and inaction to confidence and drive 

 

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