Imposter Syndrome is a common experience that can affect anyone, regardless of their accomplishments or qualifications. By recognizing the factors that contribute to imposter syndrome and reconnecting with your True Self, you can overcome feelings of unworthiness and achieve your full potential.
Imposter syndrome is a pattern thoughts, feelings, and beliefs in which one doubts their skills, accomplishments, and success, fearing that they will be exposed as a fraud. It’s like a little voice in your head that says, “You don’t belong here,” “You’re not good enough,” or “You got lucky this time.”
The truth is, if you’ve experienced porn addiction, you know it can feel like a living hell of shame, disappointment, and self-loathing. It can lead to isolation, job loss, loss of standing in your community, broken relationships, and more.
We all have that one thing (or five things) that we just can’t seem to get started on. Maybe it’s a work project, maybe it’s cleaning the bathroom, or maybe it’s finally learning to play the guitar. Whatever it is, we tend to procrastinate like it’s our job (and let’s be real, sometimes it feels like it should be). So, why do we put things off, and what can we do to stop? Let’s find out!
Feeling like a failure can be a crippling experience. It can leave you feeling helpless, unmotivated, and defeated. But why do we feel like failures in the first place? The answer lies in our subconscious beliefs. Subconscious beliefs are the beliefs we hold about ourselves and the world around us that we’re not necessarily aware…
