Navigating and Fighting Through Imposter Syndrome | Gabriel Anguiano | TEDxWabashCollege

[@Amy-po3hu]

The suffering you experienced is unbelievable. You have so much courage!

[@alexanderb4795]

5:17 this is exactly how I feel in class. How do some students know this stuff? Why don't professors actually teach it instead of expecting us to know it. Not all of us are smart like that.

[@letsdothis9728]

This hit me so hard, im 10000% you right now in my life and in my career! Wow!!

[@wambuialice957]

can't believe this did not get more views. excellent presentation

[@Amy-po3hu]

there are too many notsogood videos on imposter syndrome. this one is the best I've seen. He is so honest, and so brave. And he's going to help millions.

[@bayousbambino427]

This does not fully grasp what imposter syndrome is. Imposter syndrome is a belief that _nothing_ you achieve is proof of your capability; every time you reached a goal, it was thanks to circumstance and luck, not you. You can thus go through challenge after challenge, put yourself deliberately through challenges, and come out the other side _still_ feeling inadequate, but, lucky; that time. That leaves you with relentless anxiety (the next challenge could be the one where luck doesn't pull through and your inadequacy, your fraudulence, is exposed) and dread (you're going to end up rejected and alone, reliant solely on your own proven-to-be insufficient abilities, surviving only so long as your luck lasts). A person with actual imposter syndrome who landed that internship would immediately believe they didn't really deserve it, some mistake had been made, but, they had to carry on or else risk being exposed as a fraud, yet, carrying on brings every risk of failing to meet the expectations and being exposed as a fraud. You're not going to ask for help because _that_ will expose you as a fraud. You did not really have imposter syndrome.

[@NannapasWongsawang]

Thank you so much.

[@RaulRodriguez-vt5dc]

I have imposter syndrome as well. It sucks.

[@undevCover]

This is very nice. Very inspiring. Damn imposter syndrome!

[@sammmyranaway]

Very good talk but took too many long pauses. If you shortened that, this talk would be better.

[@scarredcitizen2023]

The pausing is an annoying type of speaking right? For effect but I do not like it, it's like he can't get it out😅😅

[@Amy-po3hu]

How did you acquire the belief that you're not good enough? The facts are you accomplished success, but didn't youu believe it? TY for your story. you have guts!!