Steady under Load: Imposter Syndrome

eNobody is immune to imposter syndrome. I am certainly not. There were days when I was presenting a workshop in foreign soil and had nagging thoughts "Why are you doing this? Are you really qualified...., on, on, on. " Now I can reply I am drawing on my experience, which in my opinion, is as valuable as an academic course. Yes, the academic courses give us a solid foundation to build on, for me, it's the application of the knowledge by lived experience that makes the difference. People think that imposter syndrome comes from inside us. I think they are wrong. It's forced on us by other people. I've found over the years that a considerable number of people don't like you to be confident. Whe they see it they can't wait to smash you down. That's why it's so important to develop a foundation of inner confidence - let's explore... Stronger, Smarter, Safer