If you clicked on this article, you’re probably struggling with Imposter Syndrome. You’re not alone—it’s estimated that up to 82% of people struggle with it. The real issue, though, is that Imposter Syndrome keeps us from reaching our potential. When we question our ability to add value to the world and let this doubt—this fear—paralyze …
Ali Abdaal, YouTuber extraordinaire with over 2 million subscribers and creator of the Part-Time YouTuber Academy that’s made over $2 million in revenue in the last year, just released a 44-minute video where he goes through an extensive life and business update. It revolves around his search for what direction to take his life and …
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People confuse pain with misery. Here’s a quick story about how a few key painful moments in my life helped me avoid a lifetime of misery. ••• When I didn’t get into my top psychology program, it was painful. I wanted to go into sex and relationship therapy. When I didn’t get my top internship …
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Years ago, I sat in a room waiting to be interviewed for a psychology program. On paper, I was the least qualified in the room. Everyone else had tons of work experience, was older, had high GPAs, was well dressed, and the epitome of a young professional. Not me. A week later, I got a …
