Impostor Syndrome and Your Childhood - "What's my family got to do with my Impostor?"
Beat your Impostor
English - September 07, 2020 04:49 - 50 minutes - 46.9 MBSelf-Improvement Education Homepage Download Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Today we are going to discuss the common ground in family history that many of us imposters share. We’ll also be talking about the 4 main styles of parening, and how your parents parenting style during your childhood affects you now as an adult.
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Are you the type to turn away from a friendly compliment?
Do you crush your million-dollar idea when you find out someone else did it first?
Do you blame yourself if something goes wrong?
Do you need to learn how to say “No!” and “I need help!” ?
You’re not alone. You might be experiencing the phenomenon known as Impostor Syndrome.
Impostor (Imposter) Syndrome is the failure to internalize one’s accomplishments and skills, instead believing themselves to be a fraud, a failure, and undeserving of the position they are in. It can affect both men and women equally, and interferes with any area of our lives that requires high self esteem for success.
Join Eden Vee and Lady Spookaria as they delve deep into the phenomenon. Discover your real, fearless self, say goodbye to destructive thought patterns, and become truly kick-ass and excellent with us today.
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REFERENCES & FURTHER READING
Clance, P. Imes, S. (1978) The Impostor Phenomenon in High Achieving Women, Dynamics and Therapeutic Intervention, Psychotheraphy: Theory, Research and Practice, Vol 15:3.
Wikipedia (2020) Impostor Syndrome https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Impostor_syndrome
Rubin, G. (2018). 4 Types of Friends: Must Friends, Trust Friends, Rust Friends & Just Friends. Psych Central.
Exploring Your Mind (2018) 5 Types of Friends. From
https://exploringyourmind.com/5-types-of-friends/
Kathryn Vercillo (2016) 5 Types of Friends that Might Not Be Worth It https://pairedlife.com/friendship/5-Types-of-Friends-That-Might-Not-be-Worth-It