“Phenomenon."

Written By Mory Carballo

The genesis of imposter syndrome can be traced back to 1978, when psychologists Pauline Rose Clance and Suzanne Imes introduced the term. It's intriguing that they didn't label it a "syndrome," but rather a "phenomenon."

Key points

  • Imposter syndrome is not a psychiatric condition, but it is a real problem.

  • Imposter feelings are associated with self-doubt..

  • Imposter feelings are associated with depression, anxiety..

  • Imposter feelings are associated with decreased job performance and an increased risk of burnout.

Book on Impostor Syndrome

The Imposter Syndrome Solution: Breaking the Pattern of Self-Doubt (Anxiety Breakthrough) Paperback – July 14, 2025

by Andreas Sun (Author)

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Mory Carballo

It’s simple: every day is a new beginning. Every day truly offers a fresh start! I once believed that success required a specific image or way of speaking. However, I've learned that as adults, we have the power to reshape our lives and become who we aspire to be.

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