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Imposter syndrome is an inability to see how good you are. It is something all people experience at some point in life.Regardless of what level you're at, anytime, you enter a new space that's unfamiliar (reaching a new level in business, getting a promotion), you’ll feel like you don't belong there. That's Imposter syndrome.Then you ask yourself: “Should I be here? Do I know enough? Am I smart enough? Have I achieved enough? Am I worthy enough?...”And it’s perfectly normal to feel insecure when you are in a new environment. But giving up is not the option - you should use the situation to research and learn.And that’s the point in coping with Imposter syndrome - to use it to push yourself to the next level. In this episode, we’re trying to explain that no one can avoid Imposter syndrome because the alternative is staying in a comfort zone forever. We’ll also show you that you’re not alone.If you tune in for the new episode of the Push podcast, you’ll also find out how a billionaire dealt with Imposter syndrome, who you should compete with, and what Eddie and Janelle’s methods for overcoming insecurity are.So, let’s dive in!Key Takeaways:What in the world question: Is catcalling really effective? (01:38)What is Imposter syndrome? (11:24)Don't suffer from Imposter syndrome; use it to research and learn (16:37)No one is immune to Imposter syndrome (18:14)It’s normal to feel insecure when you are in a new environment (21:15)Women are rule followers and suffer more from the syndrome (26:31)You don't know what you're doing - so learn it! (33:14)If you don't shoot at anything, you'll never hit anything (36:47)Additional sources ? Listen to Mike Cannon-Brookes’s TED talk.Janelle's websiteJoin the Cake Cents FB GroupJoin the Push Podcast FB GroupThe Push Podcast's official websiteThe Pusher SocietyCake Mamas InstagramEddie's Instagram