how to deal with imposter syndrome

[@oldbsturgeon5493]

that small clip of you on drumset was fascinating to see. When I think of this channel I definitely wouldn't have pictured you rocking out the kit.

[@ahmedbrentley1092]

instablaster.

[@shiritzhaki5333]

do you even know at what good timing this came?! thank you so much. this was it. this is why music school has been so stressful for these first few months. thank you. al of the good things and practice hour you HAVE spent are what truly defines you as a musician

[@Deech72]

Wow...never realized how similar we are in the background aspect. Was all about drumset, but until sophmore year of undergrad. Very late classical bloomer;)

[@calebraysilcott9471]

I had had 6 years of experience playing piano then went to the classical side when I started collage. So... I relate to all your comments about imposter syndrome on a deep level. On the other hand at the end of 4 and 1/2 years I gave a 1/2 hr recital and 1/2 lecture on the music. Though in meny ways I feel I am just beginning to become the musian I want to be. Yet I keep at it. Thank you for the video.

[@SabrinaRosa02]

I really feel this and it almost made me quit but I decided to be brave and I’m now taking choir and voice lessons at my college!

[@patrickstaak501]

Thank you. I've been feeling this way for a year or two specifically around other musicians I play with, with teachers it's surprisingly calm. Your video made me think positively and find solutions to the specific weaknesses that may seem like a general, unspecific and unsolvable problem.

[@robknopperstudio]

glad to hear it and thanks for watching!

[@spb7883]

This same syndrome has kept me from performing in public despite playing for 30 years, having a masters degree in musicology, and teaching classes at the college level. And it’s for largely the same “roots shame” reasons you discussed. So how does one get over this if they are farther outside of music than you?

[@robknopperstudio]

sorry to hear you’re darling with it too. when i was working on this, i was outside of the professional music world too. all the recommendations i make about attacking these issues head on are about building a foundation that you can trust and rely on. they’re the types of solutions that i think will be helpful for you - just dive in!

[@francescolupo6735]

Your's is No Disgrace by Yes at 2:00!

[@prabhuragunathan5121]

Thank you so much for this video Rob! This really helps with what I’ve been feeling for some recent rehearsals. It’s funny, I’m so used to working and playing my music but my imposter syndrome hits hard when learning someone else’s music. Your tip on getting to a place where you feel you’re making authoritative choices with the music is mind blowing. I think I’ve been subconsciously doing that, but didn’t realize why it was helping. The psychology behind it is fascinating!

[@sammier2859]

This is an excellent time of year to put up this video!

[@dameez6599]

Wait, so you mean to tell me feeling like i actually suck and my music composition teacher is just being kind and not saying anything is actually imposter syndrome...

[@goatphilososphy]

Imposter syndrome and corvid Indulgences me to question matter A sheep