Welcome back to the podcast. My name is Joseph Clough and this is episode 851 and in today's episode

we're talking about like the two types of imposter syndrome so we can be

covering it depending on where you are potentially now as always it's a good

idea to think about what is imposter syndrome if you don't know

already, which I'm sure many of you do if you've been listening, but if you're new here,

it's something that I go and aim to solve, which is the fear of being found out. Like, you're

in a position where you go, what if I get found out by my boss?

Or what if I find out I'm not there or they, my partner has realized I'm not a good partner?

What if I fail? What if I get rejected? What if I look silly? What if fill in the blank?

It's where we're doubting our own ability. And the interesting

thing is, you may know on paper, like if you wrote down all your qualifications maybe or all

your experience or all your qualities, logically you could probably go, yeah, I deserve to be here. I really do

deserve, like I know, or at least know I should be capable. But there's that other part of us,

which I would call the unconscious mind, which starts to doubt, right? So we consciously want to be

in that high profile position or that career path or in that

relationship we know the good and great things which could come from that whether it be wealth

where it be achievement whether it be purpose or passion for example a lot of people i've worked

with who are wanting to be practitioners of hypnosis or NLP or other things

They're gonna doubt their own ability like what if I make a mistake? What if I do X Y Z? Or what if clients don't recognize me as a as a good hypnotist and someone

It's something that many people experience the imposter syndrome. It's a term which has been

more popular in the last two or so years. Like when I was growing up, I don't think it ever even

existed. But if I were to say something now, the imposter syndrome is exactly what I was experiencing

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