Why You Still Feel Like a Fraud At Work
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Why You Still Feel Like a Fraud At Work
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If you've climbed higher in your career and somehow feel less sure of yourself, not more, you're not imagining it. Success itself creates the conditions for imposter feelings to grow, and this episode explains the actual mechanism, not just the symptom.
In this episode:
- Why growing into a bigger role naturally triggers a sense of not being good enough — you're moving into unfamiliar ground, and part of you is wired to feel safest in the familiar
- Why senior roles have less objective measure of success and more ambiguity, which forces you to rely on your own internal judgement, often for the first time
- The difference between an identity that's grown to match your title and one that hasn't, and why that gap gets mistaken for "I'm not really cut out for this"
- Why chasing external validation for a sense of being okay never actually works, no matter how much of it you collect
- The difference between judging yourself from fear versus assessing yourself from a place of self-worth, and why only one of those actually settles the feeling
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