Anne Morris

And so the sooner we can see it in ourselves, the sooner we can take action to expose the lie and, to your point, replace it with something that is closer to the truth.

And the sooner we can spot it in other people, the faster we can intervene and bring people back to the safe raft of a healthy and honest relationship with our reality.

Yeah.

I'm going to refer to it as the imposter experience.

That's how I'm going to call it.

I love it.

That's how I'm going to refer to it going forward.

The experience of feeling like an imposter.

All right, Frances, that is our show.

Will you read us out?

Fixable is a podcast brought to you by TED and Pushkin Industries.

It's hosted by me, Anne Morris.

And me, Frances Frey.

This episode was produced by Rahima Nassa.

Our team includes Constanza Gallardo, Banban Chang, Michelle Quint, Daniela Baloreso, and Roxanne Heilash.

Frances, we are more than halfway through the year now, gearing up for a quick summer break.

I feel like so far we've done what we came to do on the show.

I feel like we have been holding back a little bit, I have to say.

I think restraint has been a theme of the first half of this year.

Yeah, well, it's good news because our plan today is to practice no restraint at all.