Jay Shetty

I was trying to find the nuance and complexity and not give you a throwaway answer.

Shade, can you actually define what imposter syndrome is?

Yeah.

And I love what you said about this idea of, because a lot of people ask me, they're like, Jay, do you ever still feel self-doubt or like an imposter?

And I said, I always feel it when I'm doing something new.

Yeah.

And that has made me realize that it's got nothing to do with me.

No.

It's because I'm trying to get out of my comfort zone.

Yes.

So I love it now.

So I love the idea of feeling that way because it's proof to me that I'm pushing myself outside of my comfort zone.

I'm trying something new.

We're expanding something where...

building a new business, we're starting a new venture, we're creating a new service, purpose, program, whatever it may be.

It's like, I've just never done it before.

And yeah, if I keep doing everything I've always done, I don't get nervous anymore, but that's boring to me and that's not exciting.

And so now that feeling of being uncomfortable and being nervous and being

wondering whether I fit in and everything is great because it's a sign to me that I'm moving forward.

Yes, exactly.