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Imposter syndrome in the workplace is as common as forgotten leftovers in the breakroom fridge. But it doesn’t have to be. When author Caleb Mathis found himself struggling to believe he belonged, he turned to the scriptures for help—and found wisdom he could act on. In this article, he shares three things he did to slay the imposter at work: (1) talk to someone, (2) listen well, and (3) recalibrate your mind.
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