
Overcoming Impostor Syndrome
Do you ever feel that if people really knew how much you were struggling, or if they knew how little you actually know, you’d be caught as a fraud? Do
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Hi! Welcome to my blog. I’ll post here weekly or so thoughts on self-confidence, self-talk, maintaining our inner peace in the face of difficulty, and other related stuff. Looking forward to having you join me!
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Hi! Welcome to my blog. I’ll post here weekly or so thoughts on self-confidence, self-talk, maintaining our inner peace in the face of difficulty, and other related stuff. Looking forward to having you join me!

Do you ever feel that if people really knew how much you were struggling, or if they knew how little you actually know, you’d be caught as a fraud? Do

People often ask, “What’s the best routine for exercise/meditation/affirmations/fill in the blank?” It’s a totally understandable question; we want to do the thing that’s going to have the most or

I saw a quote recently that said something like, “If it takes 100 strikes to break a rock, the first 99 weren’t wasted.” This has been a really powerful mindset

One of my favorite quotes from the recovery literature I read says “We don’t have to settle for the limitations of the past.” This is a powerful reminder for me.

For better or for worse (and probably both), one of the great American ideals is self-reliance. The idea of the self-made man or woman is one of the primary stories