This video is sooo relevant to my struggle right now. I am currently going through residency interviews and I have major imposter syndrome. No matter how well the interview went and no matter how much accomplishments I have, I always left questioning myself why they even wanted to interview me, whether I'm good enough for their residency program, etc. It's still an uphill battle for me, but being on a journey of acceptance and mindfulness of my thoughts has really helped me. Thank you so much for this video to remind me that I'm good enough!
I have had imposter syndrome since I made my first project on medicine yet I am still doing a lot more and yet feel more empty than ever. I feel like I don't deserve to be here when I finish a project I say this was easy and everybody can do it, so I try to find myself more hard tasks, and because of this I have 3 ongoing projects besides med studies. But my GPA is lower than those who only work for their med classes and because of this, I feel like I will not be a good doctor and don't deserve to be here. I always feel sad about the work I put out but I don't know why and it affects every living moment of my life and makes me depressed enough that I don't even want to go to school and see my friends anymore. So thank you for pointing this big issue out, I have always been hard on myself throughout my life and I don't know how to let myself free sometimes because of my perfectionism I have. I hope I can give myself the award I deserve for my work. Good video...
Mindfulness and meditation really does help. I've been practicing mediation for a week and it's really boosted my mood after meditation. Strongly recommend it.
The more I know the more that I realize how much I don't know. Sometimes that becomes debilitating. Especially since I'm the expert. This is when my imposter syndrome kicks into high gear.
Finished by bachelor in music (major in piano) and always felt like a shit musician. Now that I am interested in med school and studying for the mcat, this feeling of shit self worth/efficacy is multiplying. *sigh* But at my core I know that I want to become a doctor now.
I encourage you to go for it! I too did a bachelor of music and am now at medical school in New Zealand. What's helped me is to embrace a growth mindset - even though it was overwhelming learning a whole new vocabulary and medical discipline, the feelings of growth and development have been really fantastic and have helped to eleviate imposter syndrome. Hope that helps at all!! And also....keep up playing music because it's been such a great stress release throughout med school. Cheers
I didnot match into my dream branch. And my dad already paid for the tuition fee. I feel soooo lost. It was my 3rd/last choice for me. It isn't a end branch... and super vast. I don't know what to do. 😭😭😭😭
"only" to studying to become a PA? don't say "only", PA school is tough stuff! you might not learn as in depth as med students but your time both in the hospital and during preclinicals is condensed down so its just as fast paced! i'm a med student and i have PA friends working their ass off. be proud of what you've achieved and your future career! you can do this!
when referring to yourself as a PA in the future don't use the word 'only,' last year when I was in a job readiness webinar one of the recruiters hinted that these types of words hint at a lack of confidence in your skills and experience to others. I'm 22 and currently applying for undergrad programs to kickstart my medical career. Good luck.👍🏼
oh i didnt know you needed success to have imposter syndrome, im taking organic chemistry for the first time and all these other people got 97s in calculus, physics etc exams, best i only got an 85 once, ever in biology..
I came here because I was sick and I was explaining that I was misdiagnosed with adenovirus when I had strep. I said since strep is bacterial I felt on and off sickness. He said it was a virus. I believed him even though I knew it was bacterial. I googled why I doubted myself and it said I had imposter syndrome lol. I’M 14, I DONT WANT TO BE A DOCTOR!?
8.28 minutes of describing exactly what I feel every day and I am sure many of us in the medical field. Very precise and on point.
Interesting to hear, since I have seen so many doctors that act like they think they are the smartest person in the world. :S
This video is sooo relevant to my struggle right now. I am currently going through residency interviews and I have major imposter syndrome. No matter how well the interview went and no matter how much accomplishments I have, I always left questioning myself why they even wanted to interview me, whether I'm good enough for their residency program, etc. It's still an uphill battle for me, but being on a journey of acceptance and mindfulness of my thoughts has really helped me. Thank you so much for this video to remind me that I'm good enough!
This is so sad, yet true. It can cause so much anxiety and no one talks about it. Thank you guys so much for sharing! 💙
This is basically the battle we all go through, arguing and defending our own pov to our own selves. We fight each other
I have had imposter syndrome since I made my first project on medicine yet I am still doing a lot more and yet feel more empty than ever. I feel like I don't deserve to be here when I finish a project I say this was easy and everybody can do it, so I try to find myself more hard tasks, and because of this I have 3 ongoing projects besides med studies. But my GPA is lower than those who only work for their med classes and because of this, I feel like I will not be a good doctor and don't deserve to be here. I always feel sad about the work I put out but I don't know why and it affects every living moment of my life and makes me depressed enough that I don't even want to go to school and see my friends anymore. So thank you for pointing this big issue out, I have always been hard on myself throughout my life and I don't know how to let myself free sometimes because of my perfectionism I have. I hope I can give myself the award I deserve for my work. Good video...
Mindfulness and meditation really does help. I've been practicing mediation for a week and it's really boosted my mood after meditation. Strongly recommend it.
Definitely an issue as an IMG. Great video!
Just one word
"Relate"
I once read an article, "the more humble you are, the farther the happiness"
looks crazy doesn't it?
Relate to what? Can you explain further please 😊
This is such a great video. Outstanding job.
Thank you, I needed this at the perfect time
Dr. Jubbal, I would add one more thing, if you are religious, PRAY! It helps😁👍
The more I know the more that I realize how much I don't know. Sometimes that becomes debilitating. Especially since I'm the expert. This is when my imposter syndrome kicks into high gear.
Thanks for the knowledge
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@danny supersell 👀👀
sus 🤔
vote red
@@meh8885 i swear it isn't me, it's green
Okay I found yellow dead in electrical
Great video!
not just med students!! Have you got a vid on Procrastination?
Finished by bachelor in music (major in piano) and always felt like a shit musician. Now that I am interested in med school and studying for the mcat, this feeling of shit self worth/efficacy is multiplying. *sigh* But at my core I know that I want to become a doctor now.
I encourage you to go for it! I too did a bachelor of music and am now at medical school in New Zealand. What's helped me is to embrace a growth mindset - even though it was overwhelming learning a whole new vocabulary and medical discipline, the feelings of growth and development have been really fantastic and have helped to eleviate imposter syndrome. Hope that helps at all!! And also....keep up playing music because it's been such a great stress release throughout med school. Cheers
What I'm afraid Is that accepting success can lead to arrogance
It also doesn't help when attendings and chiefs reinforce your incompetency...
I wonder if people that have low levels of empathy are affected equally by imposter syndrome compared to people with average levels.
I wish I’d even heard of this at med school
Felt that when I graduated:((
So you want to be a Rheumatologist? I've been waiting for that one a long time haha
Thanks
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This video sus.
sus Dr
I didnot match into my dream branch. And my dad already paid for the tuition fee.
I feel soooo lost.
It was my 3rd/last choice for me.
It isn't a end branch... and super vast. I don't know what to do.
😭😭😭😭
Become the best you personally can wherever you end up.
@@HermannTheGreat thank you.
can you make a video on preventive medicine on so you want to be series?
Could you do a video on cardiac sonography?❤️
I am only studying to become a PA but I also suffer from this lol
"only" to studying to become a PA? don't say "only", PA school is tough stuff! you might not learn as in depth as med students but your time both in the hospital and during preclinicals is condensed down so its just as fast paced! i'm a med student and i have PA friends working their ass off. be proud of what you've achieved and your future career! you can do this!
when referring to yourself as a PA in the future don't use the word 'only,' last year when I was in a job readiness webinar one of the recruiters hinted that these types of words hint at a lack of confidence in your skills and experience to others.
I'm 22 and currently applying for undergrad programs to kickstart my medical career. Good luck.👍🏼
oh i didnt know you needed success to have imposter syndrome, im taking organic chemistry for the first time and all these other people got 97s in calculus, physics etc exams, best i only got an 85 once, ever in biology..
I came here because I was sick and I was explaining that I was misdiagnosed with adenovirus when I had strep. I said since strep is bacterial I felt on and off sickness. He said it was a virus. I believed him even though I knew it was bacterial. I googled why I doubted myself and it said I had imposter syndrome lol. I’M 14, I DONT WANT TO BE A DOCTOR!?
Great.
AMOGUS
Don’t be sus
Impostor syndrome? It seems really sus well I stall play among us
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inside of every medical student are two wolves
one has imposter syndrome
the other has an ego complex