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Overcoming the Impostor by Kris Kelso: why a promotion can leave you feeling like a fraud.
And how to stop that voice calling the shots.
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📖 In This Episode, We Cover:
Why impostor syndrome hits hardest right after a win, and why Kelso, a self-taught web designer turned consultant, says just learning its name took away some of its power.
How the Impostor builds its case against you out of your own history, like a lawyer, and how that belief turns into skipped meetings, stalled decisions and burnout.
Kelso's turn: the voice gets loudest right before a big expansion in your life, so the doubt often means you're learning fast.
Openness and trust as the strongest tools against the Impostor, and Kelso's two ways through life: the tour guide and the explorer.
The three kinds of people Kelso says every career needs: mentors, peers and mentees.
🎯 Why Watch This Breakdown?
For anyone who just got the job, the promotion or the funding and is quietly waiting to be found out. This is the core of Kris Kelso's Overcoming the Impostor in under eight minutes.
⏱️ Chapters:
00:00 Promoted, and feeling like a fraud
00:32 Kelso and the library card
01:08 Impostor syndrome has a name
01:24 Why founders get hit so hard
01:43 The Impostor builds a case against you
02:19 How self-doubt fulfils itself
02:42 Perfectionism, endless prep and burnout
03:10 The voice gets loudest before you grow
03:36 Doubt as a sign you're learning
04:00 Pretending you have it all figured out
04:16 Openness and trust
04:40 Tour guide or explorer?
05:20 Hired to find the answers
05:52 It comes back every new season
06:02 Mentors, peers and mentees
06:43 Back to Sam: "I don't know yet"
06:59 What to do next time
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Research basis:
Book basis: Overcoming the Impostor by Kris Kelso (Dexterity, 2021).
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