Do you ever feel like you don't belong, despite evidence of your competence and achievements? Like you don't fit in? You're not alone...

In the digital era, social media serves as both a global stage for self-expression and a breeding ground for self-doubt.

Imposter syndrome is a pervasive and insidious phenomenon that affects countless individuals across various walks of life.

Have you ever had that sneaky feeling that you're a fake, even when you've accomplished great things? Well, you're not alone.

Imposter syndrome is a pervasive challenge, particularly among women in the tech industry.

Have you ever achieved something remarkable, only to be haunted by self-doubt?

AI is here to stay. Yet, could it be an antidote for imposter syndrome?

Have you ever felt like a fraud, despite your accomplishments, knowledge or qualifications?

You have a task, project, or new life challenge coming up and your first thought is you can’t do this.

Imposter syndrome lurks deep within us, triggering feelings of self-doubt and casting a shadow over our thoughts.

Here you are, ready to work on the next task or project, but then you pause, and you start reviewing everything that needs to be completed

In 2004 I was headhunted to set up a medical school in the UK. My background was in HR management, and this was a more senior role.

You’re not that bad. Your struggle isn’t bad enough. You don’t deserve help.

Imposter syndrome is the act of doubting your capabilities and worth in doing the things you want to do, often coupled up with anxiety,

You feel worthless and doubt your every decision. You blame yourself for you not only your situation but the way you are.

Are you suffering from the same condition as I am? Do you know the warning signs? Do you know how to cope with it?

You’re smart. You’ve got the experience. People call you a leader for a reason. But when it’s time to speak up, whether it’s a boardroom presentation or a keynote, your inner critic suddenly grabs...