British rider Jake Stewart is targeting stage wins at the Tour de France in the next three years after shedding his 'imposter ...

Imposter syndrome can make you feel like you don’t belong, but the truth is, it’s a sign that you’re actually pushing ...

Imposter syndrome is a thought pattern in which you doubt your own abilities. Learn more about who gets it, symptoms, causes, and how to overcome it.

Imposter syndrome is a phrase most of us will be familiar with - and many of us will have felt it at some point. We've all been there, starting a prestigious new role or landing that desperately ...

Imposter syndrome is a behavioral health phenomenon defined as doubting your abilities and feeling like a fraud despite your competence. This term was coined by psychologists Pauline Rose Clance ...

People whose imposter syndrome affects their social lives may feel as if they have to have everything together, a seemingly perfect life, for anyone to want to spend time with them, says Dr. Shapiro.

Imposter syndrome—or “imposter phenomenon,” as it was originally coined—is a form of self-doubt in which high-achieving individuals are unable to accept their success and credit luck ...

The good news is that imposter syndrome doesn’t have to hold you back. It’s entirely possible to overcome the feeling of being a fraud, and I spoke with Dr. Lisa Orbé-Austin to find out how ...

Imposter syndrome begins to sneak in around the age of 23, the women reported, with one-fifth of respondents admitting that the pressure to “have it all” aggravated the feelings.

Imposter syndrome—that is, when a person doubts their abilities, in spite of their accomplishments—can create a considerable amount of anxiety, fear, and depression, and it can lead to burnout ...