Imposter syndrome. It’s something that we have all heard before when it comes to work, especially when we receive a promotion, a raise, or step into a challenge. It’s that feeling of self doubt and personal identification of being a phony – despite what the evidence says that you poses. It brings a sense of inadequacy, being unfit for the job, and having a lost sense of self. Looking into the experience that imposter syndrome brings I couldn’t help but think that maybe this goes beyond the workspace and into our homes.

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