Navigating Imposter Phenomenon (IP)
Have you ever doubted that you deserve your success? Have you ever felt like a fraud, or that you are faking it? You are not alone. Research around imposter phenomenon shows that up to 82% of people experience IP at some point in their lives.
Dr. Catherine Harmon’s TEDx Talk, “Imposter Syndrome by Any Other Name, is Bravery,” discusses the concept of imposter syndrome, which she describes as a misnomer that reflects the experiences of high achieving individuals who feel inadequate despite their success.
Dr. Harmon emphasizes that continuing to excel when feeling insecure or fraudulent is a sign of courage and bravery. Her talk highlights the importance of recognizing and valuing these experiences in oneself and others. For more information on managing imposter phenomenon, see the article on Changing the Discourse Around Imposter Phenomenon by the Community Well-being Team.
Have you ever doubted that you deserve your success? Have you ever felt like a fraud, or that you are faking it? You are not alone. Research around imposter phenomenon shows that up to 82% of people experience IP at some point in their lives.
Dr. Catherine Harmon’s TEDx Talk, “Imposter Syndrome by Any Other Name, is Bravery,” discusses the concept of imposter syndrome, which she describes as a misnomer that reflects the experiences of high achieving individuals who feel inadequate despite their success.
Dr. Harmon emphasizes that continuing to excel when feeling insecure or fraudulent is a sign of courage and bravery. Her talk highlights the importance of recognizing and valuing these experiences in oneself and others. For more information on managing imposter phenomenon, see the article on Changing the Discourse Around Imposter Phenomenon by the Community Well-being Team.
