Impostor Syndrome How To Overcome

You have successes under your belt, people praise you, yet you still feel like an impostor who will soon be exposed? This is impostor syndrome. It's not a mental illness, but a thought pattern that affects over 70% of people, especially ambitious and intelligent ones.

"I Don't Deserve This" - Why Do You Think That?

People with impostor syndrome tend to attribute successes to external factors ("I got lucky," "it just happened") and failures to themselves ("I'm useless"). Every success, instead of building confidence, increases the fear of being exposed.

Build True Self-Confidence

In Corty, you'll find meditations and affirmations that will help you reprogram your inner critic. The Gratitude Journal allows you to record your successes, building a evidence base for your worth.

Overcome the Impostor with Corty

Scientific Sources:

  • Clance, P. R., & Imes, S. A. (1978). "The imposter phenomenon in high achieving women: Dynamics and therapeutic intervention".

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All described techniques can be found in the Corty app. Download it now and start your journey to inner peace.

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