The imposter syndrome handbook for career men and women

The struggles of young working adults are numerous in the workplace. From the feeling of inexperience to finding themselves in a position of proving one’s self among colleague

During this point of a person’s life, so many challenges occur and these challenges are there to separate the wheat from the chaff in any organization

All eyes are on you to prove yourself and the pressure can be mind-breaking. You are constantly in a chase to rise above your potential, to come out on top, and deliver the best when called every time.

It never seizes because we never seize to grow. From one height to another and we are finding ourselves in a new position among new faces with new responsibilities to carry.

While we are on this journey we tend to drown ourselves in the work and suffer in silence with our mental health and the challenges it brings.

Of all the psychological problems the young working adult faces in the workplace the most brutal and not so talked about is the imposter syndrome.

Imposter syndrome is the mother of all problems. The doubts, the indecisiveness, the feeling of incompetence, the underserving feeling, and the feeling of fraud are birthed in imposter syndrome.

But how often does your organization address such matters, how often do you speak out about the stress of keeping up and staying in the game?

A lady called Theresa though among the best in her team comes home every night crying her eyes out and asking if she truly belongs to the position she holds at her workplace. So many questions plague her from the fatigue of trying so hard to feel competent

Christopher is stressed out from trying to know everything about his industry. He wants to be in the loop of all invention and innovation in his field. In his word “What if they all find out one day that I am a fraud and don’t know what is going on here”

That fear keeps us going but it also keeps our mind stress and body fatigue. Look around you, everyone is pretending to be sure of themselves but there is something hidden.

You wish you could be decisive, confident, and sure of yourself. You desire to walk with your head up high, feeling like you own the room. You want to be able to lunch yourself to the top confidently and take the chances required to be the best

Still, yet, you can’t break out of your feelings of doubt. You don’t know what seems to be wrong and you wish for answers.

Why can’t I be like him and why can’t I do things like her? You seek to know why they are different from you and what is wrong with your skills.

The answer to this is that you have been focusing on your weakness for a long time and your weakness has dictated the choices you make and bring you the result you so dread.

Death to imposter syndrome addresses the issue of imposter syndrome, its effect, and your weakness. It puts in your hand a solution to your problem. A break out filled with information.

Information is power and by getting that power we can change and transform every difficulty in our life. I am giving you the breakthrough from imposter syndrome through information.

From the proper understanding of imposter syndrome to identifying imposter syndrome, to the dangers of not addressing imposter to overcoming imposter syndrome with a strategy that you can use and a laid-out example of how you can use them in your daily life.

I am giving you a content-packed of information and solution and all you have to do is take the chance to bring yourself out of this silent illness people don’t talk about enough.

No more self-doubt, negative self-talk, feeling of fraud and incompetence, no more fear of making a decision and standing on it. Those fears are about to be long gone for good

What is required of you here is consistency and discipline. If you can be consistent with applying this strategy in your everyday life and have the discipline to stick with it then I promise you a life of confidence, resilience, and power.

The only problem here is not following through with this information. if you know deep within you that the imposter syndrome you suffer from is not much of an issue to you, your family, and your income then you can ignore and close this page.

I don’t want a case where people spend money on things they will not use or even apply in their daily life. Not only is it a waste of your time and money but it is also a waste of the writer’s time and intelligence.