Is imposter syndrome holding you back? On today’s episode I am diving into this.Imposter syndrome is a persistent feeling of being a fraud or underserving of success. Although social media is a powerful tool, it can create feelings of imposter syndrome. We’re constantly bombarded with small clips of other people’s lives, which often causes us to compare ourselves with others. It’s important to remember that you are only seeing a small curated version of other people’s lives, not the full pict...
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Is imposter syndrome holding you back? On today’s episode I am diving into this.Imposter syndrome is a persistent feeling of being a fraud or underserving of success. Although social media is a powerful tool, it can create feelings of imposter syndrome. We’re constantly bombarded with small clips of other people’s lives, which often causes us to compare ourselves with others. It’s important to remember that you are only seeing a small curated version of other people’s lives, not the full pict...
Welcome back to another episode of the Sufficiently Social Podcast! Today, I want to talk about how to find your niche. It’s so important to choose a niche that aligns with your own interests and values, because this will help you create content that you are truly passionate about.Think about it this way: If you were given 30 minutes to talk about anything without preparation, what would you choose? This is likely something you're passionate about and already knowledgeable in. It could be any...
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Is imposter syndrome holding you back? On today’s episode I am diving into this.Imposter syndrome is a persistent feeling of being a fraud or underserving of success. Although social media is a powerful tool, it can create feelings of imposter syndrome. We’re constantly bombarded with small clips of other people’s lives, which often causes us to compare ourselves with others. It’s important to remember that you are only seeing a small curated version of other people’s lives, not the full pict...
