05/09/2025
Photo by Ken Tomita on Pexels.com Imposter Phenomenon (IP) is more than just self-doubt—it’s a persistent feeling that your achievements are undeserved, that you’re not as capable as others think you are, and that it’s only a matter of time before you’re exposed as a fraud. This experience can be deeply distressing, affecting even the most accomplished professionals. Research by Hutchins, Penney, and Sublett (2018) highlights how IP doesn’t just impact self-esteem—it can also lead to emotional exhaustion and low job satisfaction....
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Photo by Ken Tomita on Pexels.com Imposter Phenomenon (IP) is more than just self-doubt—it’s a persistent feeling that your achievements are undeserved, that you’re not as capable as others think y…