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a stoic strategy to navigate hardship
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finding work that fits who you truly are
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embracing impostor syndrome as a sign of growth
Feeling like an impostor—doubting your worth or wondering whether you truly belong—is not a weakness. It’s actually a powerful indicator that you’re stretching yourself, stepping beyond your comfort zone, and venturing into new territory. As best-selling author Seth Godin reminds us, impostor syndrome and intimidation are