That nagging voice in your head saying,
who do you think you are, it's wrong.
Imposter syndrome has a way of showing up
right before you're stepping into some new challenges,
doing something different, or just taking a big risk.
But here's the truth, you're not a fraud.
You're someone who cares, someone who's stretching
and growing, and that's why these thoughts creep in.
The people who never feel like imposters,
they're often the ones who aren't pushing themselves.
They're not doing anything new.
They're not being stretched, they're not growing.
The fact that you're feeling this
means you're doing something brave,
and that is a good thing.
Feeling imposter syndrome isn't a sign
you're on the wrong track at all.
Remember the work you've put in to get here.
Think of the challenges you've already tackled
and the moments when you did something
you thought you couldn't.
You didn't stumble into this by accident.
You are here because of your effort, your talent,
and your willingness to keep showing up.
And guess what?
Nobody has it all figured out, absolutely not.
Even the people you admire most have doubts.
They just didn't let those doubts run the show.
You can feel the fear and still move forward.
When those thoughts pop up, I want you to challenge them.
Replace them what you know to be true for sure.
You are capable, you're growing,
and you belong right where you are.
Don't let a lying thought keep you from your calling.
Take a deep breath, stand tall, and take that next step.
You're more than enough.
You've earned your place, now own it.