Deep down you know you’re not an imposter and if you don’t know that, then I bet there are certain moments where you feel like an imposter and other moments when you don’t.  Here’s the thing, if you were really an imposter, then you would feel like one all of the time, but you don’t.

That means the Imposter Syndrome is not inherently you, but a switch that can be turned off and I’m going to show you how.

You’re About to Learn Why:

👉 Imposter Syndrome is a survival technique and not just a trait you have.

👉 You can’t have Imposter Syndrome and be happy/content/present/live fully.

👉 Imposter Syndrome is an inverted ego trip.

👉 Imposter Syndrome repels success.

👉 Imposter Syndrome is a cry for safety and security.

👉 Most trauma survivors have Imposter Syndrome.

👉 How each of the four trauma responses (fight, flight, freeze, fawn) interact with Imposter Syndrome.

👉 It’s an Imposter Complex and Not a Syndrome.

👉 And how people in authority are benefitting from your Imposter Syndrome.

👉 Imposter Syndrome is a process addiction and a repetition compulsion.

👉 Imposter Syndrome is a self-knowledge problem.

Here’s what I’ve learned and am going to teach you:

Imposter Syndrome is a switch you can turn off if you have the right information.  My job is to give you the right information so that Imposter Syndrome is literally a non-issue.  I’m also going to give you the tools so if it comes up again as you reach higher levels of success and brilliance, you can turn the Imposter Syndrome switch back off again.

What will your future look like if your Imposter Syndrome stayed exactly where it is?  What would it look like if you never had to deal with it again?