“Of all the feelings we could feel and thoughts we could think, Imposter Syndrome is actually a dis-ease to the creative process. ”
Read
Or listen people who inspire you and were the under-dogs in their social circle.
Individuals who, inspite of their circumstances, went against the odds & succeeded.
Get into the habit of being “Inspired” and if you need help I actually wrote another blogpost called HOW TO SHOP FOR INSPIRATION. Click Here.
Repeat
Daily affirmations to point your "future self" into the right direction.
This is a powerful practice to shape your mind and create an awareness.
Your self talk can break or build you, so what are you saying to yourself? What’s going on in your thoughts? Is it building you?
This is where affirmations can help us. It’s a powerful tool to guide and refocus us.
I wrote a blogpost that’s dedicated to FOCUS and finding your Drishti. Click Here.
Reject
Anyone's opinion of you that doesn't align with your dreams, goals and ideas.
This includes personal doubts and stink'n think'n that's on loop in your thoughts. [loop: repeat]
What’s stink’n think’n you may ask? Well it’s any thought that WILL NEVER SERVE YOU or holding on to the negative opinions of others.
Start standing up for yourself!
Checkout a blogpost I wrote called, “How to become a Ninja Empath.” Click Here Which basically talks about standing up for your PEACE OF MIND.
REWRITE
Your goals list daily!
Okay, this is a big one but if you really want to kick imposter syndrome in the bum you NEED to do this step.
Make your mind see, read & write each goal.
This particular step is meant for the courageous, bold and someone who's tired of the status-quo. Warning ⚠️ positive change may occur.
I have an extra tip which is to create a vision board of your goals. You can create a single board for mind, body, soul, relationship and income goals or combine each realm.
“Vision your way into WHOLEness” is a blogpost I wrote that covers this topic. Click Here
Repeat
Steps 1-4 on a regular basis and get into the habit of forward thinking. Because that sneaky imposter syndrome will always try to bring you down.
The feeling of “I can’t” will never rest which is why you should always be vigilant. Enjoy your success and resist the urge to self sabotage.
Here’s the best part, I’ve written a blogpost just about this very subject. Click Here to read Resist the urge to self sabotage.
I also wrote another about overcoming the fear of success. Click Here.
