teaching yoga & overcoming imposter syndrome

If you want more confidence, and to be less self-critical, and to care less about how you are perceived and if you are “good enough” in the eyes of others, this episode is for you. If you have ever struggled with habitual fears of being an imposter, of letting yourself down, or of secretly worrying that deep down you are not good enough, this episode is for you. If you have been scarred by a very critical environment or harsh feedback and can’t stop thinking about it long enough to try again, this episode is for you, dear listener. This episode is about the lie that is the general use of the term imposter syndrome, and how we can classify it into two types: rightful imposter syndrome, and habitual psychological imposter syndrome. And from there, this episode gives you something to chew on, and tangible steps to take to overcome “imposter syndrome” and change the way you think about it forever. This episode is created specifically for yoga teachers and creatives. My people. I love y’all. :) Patreon: Leadership and Yoga CLUB. To support my work on this podcast, to meet fellow listeners, and more… Join below. https://www.patreon.com/cw/shawnakru Find Shawna on instagram: ⁠@shawnakru ⁠⁠Shawna’s website⁠⁠Yoga Teacher Roundtable free community events & mailing list⁠GIVEAWAY: https://join.yogatrade.com/giveaway (My sponsor)Imposter Syndrome article by Katie Nissley mentionedTry OfferingTree for free⁠ ⁠with my link here⁠⁠ (My sponsor) ⁠Ayurvedic consultation with Art, TEND ⁠(My sponsor) Time stamps:00:00 intro 09:20 animation10:30 the biggest thing imposter syndrome robs from us16:30 where imposter syndrome comes from in yoga teaching: opportunity cost & comparison.18:40 giveaway & announcements!22:49 part 1: rightful vs habitual imposter syndrome25:30 a time I was an imposter 31:00 part 2: you don’t need to know more, you need to learn to share what you know.33:00 biggest fallacy of imposter syndrome is that MORE can cure it.35:00 my first time trying36:40 part 3: the 2nd puberty & the dragonfly 40:30 what helps: stories 42:30 part 4: learn to be okay with disappointment, yours & others.48:45 consequence of living afraid of disappointment is an incredibly restrictive life