Lean into Your Imposter Syndrome, Don't Yield to It

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1:22and you tend to focus because of what psychologists call negativity bias and what you don't have as opposed to what you have. The truth is if things are really really rough for you you're not all weaknesses and if things are going really well for you you're not all strengths. Here's the problem if you're a well-adjusted person with a modicum of humility. You're gonna feel like a loser when everybody else sees you as a winner but rest assured that when things are going well for you that means that people are more focused on your strengths than they are on your weaknesses. Don't focus more on your weaknesses than your strengths, but recognize them, because that's your opportunity for growth and change and improvement.

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