You're NOT a FRAUD: Overcoming Imposter Syndrome

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  • Опубліковано 18 лис 2024

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  • @Sunshine74444
    @Sunshine74444 Рік тому +4

    Amazing concepts and revelations. I resonate profoundly. I also appreciate your encouragement to venture forward anyway in the face of self- doubt. I’m in awe of all of you and to hear your experiences of feeling inadequate is deeply validating and heartening. Thank you for your candor and affirmation.

  • @stevej8558
    @stevej8558 Рік тому +4

    Marvelous, Marvelous, Marvelous. I admire the honesty of the three of you in risking your own histories. Accurate and correct validation from the get-go in a child's life makes all the difference in their future prospects. Thank you for helping me through this video as I work on this very syndrome myself.

  • @wh4721
    @wh4721 Рік тому +6

    S 1:00:06 “The natural genius” this one is subtly different and I’ve never heard it broken down in so many words but it’s exactly what I’ve dealt with - so easily confused with being lazy. But it really is more about struggling with a sense of destiny and looking for signs of whether it’s the right path. Thank you for this! 🙏

  • @miramor04
    @miramor04 Місяць тому

    Another episode that catches my heart. So many memories to reflect after listening your thoughts. Thank you so much again sharing your wisdom with us 🙏🏻🩷

  • @EcoMythos
    @EcoMythos Рік тому +6

    I was thrown into teaching English in South Korea. 8 years later when Immigration finally caught on that I had zero qualifications, I was really angry when they said, "But you are not a teacher." ... because yes, I am! And I could stand my ground against any of these recent graduates 😂 sometimes the meritocracy is too much! ... I remember a car crash in Toronto where onlookers were all asking eachother, "Are you a doctor? Can you help?" - and a teenager just ran up to the wreck and started helping.

  • @DaDoubleDee
    @DaDoubleDee Рік тому +4

    Didn't know you guys did a video podcast, it's good to put faces to the voices!! Love the podcast :)

  • @jingeedreaming2890
    @jingeedreaming2890 3 місяці тому

    Brilliant episode. Many thanks!

  • @missburgundy9444
    @missburgundy9444 Рік тому +1

    I just needed this, thank you, sending you lots of love!

  • @v.ra.
    @v.ra. 9 місяців тому

    Thank you for this episode. And all others 💜

  • @kevillew
    @kevillew Рік тому +2

    Thanx for giving a trendy topic such a substantive exploration. Most versions that you describe apply to me: my struggles with shame and or inflation re “destiny” in the face of the archetypal realm so prevalent in my dreams…to “survivor” guilt from my childhood carried over into adulthood in so many dimensions of my life. There has been crippling distress and dismay at any recognition and awards… which I do not (consciously) seek.
    Having this imposter discussion years ago would have saved me much sorrow in my many years working as an LCSW doing counseling at a nonprofit.
    Re: your dream interpretation, however, I do take some issue with your persistence in labeling the dreamers action as “going the wrong way” after his interaction with the feminine. If I recall correctly, he was headed back towards school, maybe a different destiny than the footballers. I know for me as a 17 year old intelligent, sensitive, creative (gay) teenager, my destiny was not running with whatever the football team might symbolize. I feel for the 17 year old that might be hearing your interpretation.

  • @WritingWren
    @WritingWren Рік тому +1

    This is fantastic and just what I needed to hear today! Thank You! ❤

  • @ConnorLepp
    @ConnorLepp 7 місяців тому

    I really benefit from your videos when I hear myself in what you're talking about. For whatever reason I can feel a softening from your attunement about the topic.
    Thanks 😊

  • @alchemical.fitness
    @alchemical.fitness Рік тому

    Brilliant episode, thank you for the insights.

  • @JennySieck
    @JennySieck Рік тому

    I think those idiosyncratic type of wounds are so primitive. This was a wonderful and helpful episode. Thank you!

  • @Woadocean
    @Woadocean 6 місяців тому

    5 minutes of entire greatness, at least

  • @Ykpaina988
    @Ykpaina988 Рік тому +1

    Imposter syndrome or phenomenon is an Imposter in and of itself . It’s not real. I felt that way when I become a massage therapist when I finished school when I become a data scientist and when I got into financial planning. Every time it’s just a jealous voice of the ego that can’t understand how I’m so amazing at getting over it.

  • @LasVegasSand_s
    @LasVegasSand_s Рік тому

    jk loved this episode and please know you guys are the most underrated channel on youtube!

  • @LasVegasSand_s
    @LasVegasSand_s Рік тому +1

    Bernie Madoff: Thank you so much for this episode it's what I needed to hear. I forwarded this to Liz Holmes, I think she'll love it!

  • @tahwsisiht
    @tahwsisiht Рік тому +2

    7:41
    When you have a dislike of inflated people, you have an anxiety of "never be like that". Is imposter syndrome partially the search for the right amount of humility? Growing up in an unhealthy family system where you were never seen, you are not even an imposter. You never really existed as someone who deserves to have rights to your own self, to your own accomplishments.

    • @tahwsisiht
      @tahwsisiht Рік тому

      9:05
      "Doing our very best" is depends on the person. Some do take on more than one would expect from a human being and someone else's best maybe harming others.
      Self transformation is hard. To change is hard. To realize unhealthy patterns in our lives that we have been repeating needs commitment to reality. Reality that we didn't accept and have not dealt with. Until our unconscious, shadow self doesn't wrack havock, we tend to not deal with self destructing behavior.
      "Doing our best" is different between people, it is also different in our own life. Sometimes we are more motivated than before. Changing for our loved one/s (meeting a new person we find important, having a child and we want the best for them by cleaning up our own behavior, losing so much that we can't hide behind excuses) can be powerful. "Our best" can change.
      If I think of Jung, his commitment to deal with his unconscious during the period of his dark night of the soul was very strong. "His best" is hard to match. "Our best" doesn't depend on the level of our education, it depends on the commitment to handle uncomfortable truth, commitment to process complex reality and take responsibility for our own self. Awareness of psychology is a tool for sure though.

    • @tahwsisiht
      @tahwsisiht Рік тому

      54:22
      We are lucky to have born into a society where individuation is possible, where the political system is such that people have the right to self determination and bring forward the gifts they were born with. We are lucky if we don't have to go through war and we can live and grow in peace. We are lucky if we have "good enough family" instead of a traumatizing one. Once a person understand that luck in their lives, if they have compassion and empathy, they actively looking to give back to empower those who were born into less fortunate situation. Luck is not for guilt, luck is to spread it. Luck is not for inflated ego, but to return some to the ones less fortunate.

  • @naidolkusa
    @naidolkusa Рік тому

    It is not just the individual, it's also the society, see the works of Erich Fromm on allienation. Yeah, the first speaker nailed it. It's universal.

  • @nishasankaran
    @nishasankaran Рік тому +1

    If I brought home a ‘D’ on a math test… i just wouldn’t go home! Let’s say the consequences of that were worse than shaming or a stern talking to 😅

  • @shakunbatra2
    @shakunbatra2 4 місяці тому

    Thanks

  • @prod3362
    @prod3362 Рік тому +1

    womens approach to life and mens approach are two separate realities

  • @advandepol7537
    @advandepol7537 Рік тому +1

    It will come as no surprise that I want to complain about the system ... I think it has to do a lot with the authority complex, and it's undesired compensation. I have a feeling that you don't want to say everything.

  • @chalinofalcone871
    @chalinofalcone871 Рік тому

    My's Magic (original poem)-
    I gots strong magic
    You could never grab it
    Even if I gave it to you
    You still wouldn't have it
    Even if you made it a life long habit
    My's magic is as strong as space
    Fills more room than it takes
    Doesn't know how to not make a mistake
    Generates destiny & unravels fate
    A master key to unlock any gate
    It never gives what it cannot take
    My magic casts spells with more letters than a book
    With more pixels than every digital pic ever took
    More ingredients than every meal ever cooked
    Couldn't spit it if I told you just what to say
    Cause words are as real as any given day
    And magic works in the opposite way
    My magic is like saying Eve is The Messiah
    That Abraham is a rapist pariah
    That The Republic is a utensil of evil
    And that monkeys actually evolved from people
    Which came first the womb or the woe
    My magic makes unknown what we already know
    It's here for a limited time only, y'all don't wanna miss this show
    10: 19: 14

    • @Wheezey1976
      @Wheezey1976 Рік тому

      This to me doesn’t relate to whether I authentically earned my way thru life to some sort of material success, but rather the person characterized as kind, loving, loveable, 1:18:14 charitable , 1:18:46 responsible, accountable , to all sorts of people engaged with IS real or just how I learned to be loveable? So I question myself internally, am I really the person reflected back to me throughout my life(74now)or an imposter ? In a nutshell, am I good really, or that’s what was the expected norm I grew up in! Foundation for success, a life worth living

  • @Dischordian
    @Dischordian Рік тому +6

    I'm a genuine fake.

    • @thisjungianlife
      @thisjungianlife  Рік тому +4

      LOL

    • @prod3362
      @prod3362 Рік тому

      Me too.....the result of the fake it till you make it philosophy.....

    • @jacobl7337
      @jacobl7337 Рік тому

      We can only dream of your status

    • @Domestikos88
      @Domestikos88 Рік тому

      I remember Alan Watts saying the same thing in regards to those who read and actually believe in that book called, “How to Make Friends and Influence People”

  • @skullchick911
    @skullchick911 Рік тому

    Solo perfectionist

  • @thomblinn4731
    @thomblinn4731 Рік тому

    Projection mystique! The audience expects a solo guitarist to channel his narcissist within. Was it Hendrix who lit his guitar on fire? Or was he channelling the mob? The fortunate can don his mask(persona) for the right reasons...WINK WINK. If it's not true it should be!. What a boon to eavesdrop on this daimonic triangle. My oxygen thief within THANKS YOU!

  • @mashton72
    @mashton72 Рік тому

    Jesus - I’m literally all of those things. Perfectionist, soloist, and it has to be easy. Trifecta of bullshit. 🤣

  • @mashton72
    @mashton72 Рік тому +1

    Unless you are a fake 🤔