Stop Letting Self-Doubt Rob You

Imposter Syndrome and mindset are the first thing we work on in our Executive Breakthrough Mastermind.

We've heard some people say that their self-doubt is a good thing, because it's a motivator to work harder. We view that framing as a recipe for running the endless treadmill. It's like a hamster running on a wheel for that elusive treat just out of reach.

Self-doubt can be thought of as a cognitive bias, and realizing that fact is the first step in overcoming it.

The next step is seeing the ways in which self-doubt robs you of precious energy, through anxiety, procrastination, and discouragement. It leads to avoidance behaviors that make our self-doubt self-fulfilling.

The third step is to connect with our core of interests, talents and skills that are needed by others.

1. Doubt your self-doubt

2. See the negative behaviors it creates

3. Connect more closely with your core