EPISODE · Oct 2, 2025 · 18 MIN
5 ways to get rid of Impostor Syndrome
from The Self-Help Podcast with Deepali Nagrani · host Deepali
Send us Fan MailWe dismantle imposter syndrome with five practical tools shaped by lived experience, from naming the feeling to shifting from self-focus to service. Stories of interviews, tech glitches, and immigrant pressure show how progress, evidence, and purpose restore confidence.• naming imposter syndrome to create distance• redefining success as progress not perfection• reframing failure as feedback• building a brag file to store evidence• normalising discomfort as a growth signal• shifting from me to service in meetings and talks• practical examples: frozen slides, shaky voices, immigrant expectations• recap of five tools and how to use themThank you for spending this time with me. And if this episode resonated with you, make sure to share it with your friends, follow for more conversations like this. You are meant to shine,please don't let the impostor syndrome tell you otherwise.Support the showIf you enjoyed today's episode, I'd love to speak at your next event.Whether it's a keynote, panel discussion, fireside chat, summit, or retreat, I'm passionate about helping people rethink how they feel, leave inspired, and take meaningful action.Visit my website https://www.deepalinagrani.com/ to book me today.I am honoured to have the opportunity to help!
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Send us Fan Mail We dismantle imposter syndrome with five practical tools shaped by lived experience, from naming the feeling to shifting from self-focus to service. Stories of interviews, tech glitches, and immigrant pressure show how progress, evidence, and purpose restore confidence. • naming imposter syndrome to create distance • redefining success as progress not perfection • reframing failure as feedback • building a brag file to store evidence • normalising discomfort as a growth sign...
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