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"You’re so good with people." "You work hard—that’s why you’ve done well." "You’re a natural helper." For many women, these kinds of...

If you’ve ever felt like your achievements are due to luck, timing, or other people overestimating your abilities, you’re not alone.

When Emily accepted the promotion to Director of Strategy, she felt ready. Excited, even. Years of hard work had led to this moment, and...

We’ve been on quite the journey. In Phase 1 , we met the blissfully unaware overconfident newbies who boldly charge ahead without...

Welcome back! Last time, we explored Phase 2—the infamous Valley of Despair , where confidence plummets and frantic Googling becomes a...

How can you accept compliments without feeling like a fraud? Try these five simple shifts.

Previously, we explored Phase 1 of the Dunning-Kruger Effect—the blissful overconfidence of the novice. That stage where someone with...

Have you ever met someone who confidently wades into a complex discussion with a shocking lack of expertise—while you, despite your years...

Imposter syndrome affects many high-achieving professionals, leading them to doubt their abilities despite evident success. Research...