Imposter Syndrome

Episode OverviewIn the second episode of Big Dreams & Little Things, hosts Maria and Karina explore that nagging feeling that you don't belong, that your success is just luck, or that any moment now, someone will find out you're a fraud. From J.K. Rowling to Paul McCartney, we discover how even the world's most successful creators battle with feeling like imposters - and what you can do when that voice in your head says you're not good enough.Topics CoveredThe universal experience of imposter syndrome and how it affects everyoneJ.K. Rowling's journey from self-doubt to transforming her vulnerability into strengthFamous creatives who battled imposter syndrome (Paul McCartney, David Bowie, Maya Angelou, John Steinbeck)Maria's personal experience returning to university in her 40sOriginal research by Clance and Imes in the 1970sHow childhood experiences with perfectionism and criticism can plant the seeds of imposter syndromeA practical 5-minute method to combat imposter syndromeFree Download: 5-Minute Conquering Imposter SyndromeReady to tackle that pesky inner critic? We've created a special 5-Minute Conquering Imposter Syndrome Guidehttps://big-dreams-little-things.kit.com/08dc709a75Connect With UsSign up for our News letter: big-dreams-little-things.kit.com/newsletterWebsite: www.ectahub.netInstagram: @Bigdreams.ectaFacebook: @Bigdreams.ectaMORE SHOWNOTES: https://ectahub.net/episode-2-imposter-syndrome-feeling-like-a-fraud-when-youre-actually-not/Exciting News! Online Course Coming September 2025We're launching the ECtA Accountability Hub—Empowerment Change Through Accountability! The journey begins with our 3 month Accountability Course (launching in May) where you'll:Connect with like-minded individuals in a structured settingParticipate in guided conversation sessionsLearn proven accountability protocols and progress toolsReceive personalized support for your unique journeyConnect With UsWebsite: www.ectahub.netPodcast Instagram: @Bigdreams.ectaPodcast Facebook: @Bigdreams.ecta Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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