It’s not ‘imposter syndrome’, you are an imposter.

[@salem_ness]

"maybe your imposter syndrome comes from the fact that you don't actually do the thing that you say you're doing " Yes, that actually make sense

[@melyg8796]

I like your perspective ❤

[@ChristinaTungate]

Thank you so f-ing much. I just moved countries and I’m so so self aware but comforting myself isn’t going to work. Going out and practicing a whole other language is. It’s exactly what I needed to hear. Also seriously feel that acting story… when I was younger I gave it my all, and I’m been working on acting as a craft for years but I’ve never been an actress, I pulled back the second I got to an age of self-consciousness and it’s never been the same. Still I crave that feeling of absolutely blacking out on stage as I be a different person. Cause that’s how my best performance feel and it’s been a long time. Thank you fr. I’ve never meant it so much.

[@Demeraaa]

You can do it, it’s gonna take failing, a lot, publicly. The same is true for all of us but if we can push through the discomfort of making a repeated effort, there’s always a reward 🫶🏾

[@charli226]

I’ve never really thought about imposter syndrome in this way I think this is why I always feel inferior to people that have the same or even less experience then I do in a certain topic or job This was a great video! You earned my sub

[@Demeraaa]

I’m honoured, seriously

[@Yo-Yo101]

She decided to speak truth!

[@renecastell3570]

I do not konw how i ended up finding this video but i´m glad i did. Great Video.

[@Demeraaa]

Thanks Rene! Glad the suggested page brought it to you

[@dilnasssssss]

I liked that video. I do think it is a bit more confident than that, however being a professional really requires time and efforts. And lack of those things cannot be simplified and said that it is "imposter syndrome". However, the more confident you feel, the easier you learn. That's how i see it. Therefore, if you lack confidence, it can take you forever to actually feel like you're good at what you're doing

[@Demeraaa]

It’s difficult because when you learn it builds confidence but you often need confidence to start learning. Symbiotic relationship. I definitely encourage learning to build confidence, even in private at first if you have to!

[@dilnasssssss]

@@Demeraaa I've just noticed that there's a typo. I meant "it's a bit more complicated(not confident) than that", Thank you for your response

[@TambiTV]

yes this is it

[@Demeraaa]

It’s the picking something to become truly skilled in that can have you stumped !!

[@RachelBCadet]

Oooooooof. This going to hit a lot of people hard the way it hit me. So I’m going to come back later to read the comments when it pops off

[@Demeraaa]

We all need that hit from time to time, INCLUDING ME! Hope it helps you make a change that you feel is positive 😊