Imposter syndrome has a way of making even the smartest, most capable people doubt themselves. Here's how to challenge those lies so self-doubt doesn't get the final say.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Caroline Castrillon covers career, entrepreneurship and women at work. Understanding where your imposter feelings come from is the ...

Have you ever felt like a fraud in your own life, secretly terrified that someone will discover you’re not as competent as you appear? That nagging doubt is known as imposter syndrome, and it’s more ...

Question: I’m struggling with impostor syndrome at my tech job in Boulder. How can I feel more confident? Answer: You’re not alone and you’re not uniquely bad. Impostor syndrome is that nagging sense ...

You nailed the interview and landed the job. You got the promotion everyone was competing for. You launched the business that’s now thriving. Yet there’s that persistent whisper in your ear. “You ...

Imposter syndrome affects countless women across industries, creating persistent feelings of self-doubt despite clear evidence of success. Understanding how to navigate these challenges helps women ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Lucy Paulise is executive coach and author of Timebox, based in Texas. This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. This ...

If you feel like an imposter at work, you're not alone. MIT Sloan reports that a nagging sensation of not being smart enough plagues even the most influential employees. Business leaders have told us ...

Raise your hand if you've ever felt even a twinge of impostor syndrome before. You know the feeling: You get praise at work and feel just a teeny bit embarrassed or unworthy; or maybe your S.O. told ...

Impostor syndrome generally refers to the persistent feeling of doubt that our achievements are justified and a reflection of our skills, talents, and efforts. Rather we feel that we are frauds and ...

The internet has turned the vast majority of us into hypochondriacs. Feel an unfamiliar pain in your back? Notice that your mood is shifting more quickly than usual? Probably best to do a quick Google ...