From: [YOUR NAME]

Did you know that about 70% of people experience imposter syndrome sometime in their life? You are not alone if you feel like a fraud at work. Do you constantly doubt your abilities and are worried people will “find out” you got “lucky” in achieving success?

Your first step to get past imposter syndrome is to change that mindset. You didn’t get lucky to get where you are today- you earned it! So, if you know you worked hard to achieve success, why do you have imposter syndrome? For most of us, this negative cycle stems from our childhoods.

Do you want to change what you think? Make sure to keep reading! Imposter syndrome is real and can be challenging to deal with. If you want to move on and celebrate all of your successes, this book will be able to assist you. You will notice positive change coming into your life as you work through imposter syndrome management.

When you have imposter syndrome, you can’t recognize it until you learn all of the symptoms. If you feel constantly inadequate at work and in your relationships, then you likely have this negative cycle occuring in your life. Many people feel self-doubt, but it becomes imposter syndrome when it never goes away.

Learn to Manage It

Learning to manage this condition can be very challenging. You will need to learn to be kinder to yourself and find the root of the syndrome. For many people, they had critical parents who taught them they needed to be perfect. When you understand you don’t need perfectionism in your life, it becomes so much easier.

Encourage Others to Do the Same

Recognizing imposter syndrome in others is also very important, especially if you are in a management position. You want to encourage your employees and coworkers to talk with you about how they are feeling. Doing so will promote a very healthy work environment and help others deal with imposter syndrome.