Support for this episode comes from the podcast Today's Growth by Ken Courtright.

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him know I sent you. In this episode we talk about the imposter syndrome and

what you can do to deal with it, but don't worry. I know you deserve to be here because you are now listening to tiny leaps. Big change. Big Chig Chig. Today's song is super duper by Angela. It has a unique production style

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It's fantastically well done.

Check out the artist and let's jump into the show. Welcome to another episode of Tiny Leaps, Big Changes, where I share simple research-backed strategies

you can use to get more out of your life.

My name is Greg Klunis and the imposter syndrome is something we all deal with.

In fact, 70% of people in the United States have reported that they struggle

with this very problem. So you're in no way alone. As we get better and better at our chosen craft and start to move up in our ranking,

it's almost become a right of passage that we will also feel that we don't deserve it,

that we didn't really work that hard or that what we did wasn't worth that much

or that the good thing that happened wasn't because of us. I touched on this idea

a bit back in episode 40 about why we should be more

self-promotional so check that out if you haven't had a chance already but we

all deal with the imposter syndrome we all feel as though we're frauds and the world will soon figure out that we aren't as valuable as they think we are.

Many of us accept this thought and carry on with our lives waiting for the big reveal to happen but in most cases it never

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