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Feeling Like a Fraud? Let's Talk Imposter Syndrome
Feeling Like a Fraud? Let's Talk Imposter Syndrome

In this week's episode of Friendless, host James Avramenko kicks off a fresh deep dive series by opening up about a topic close to his heart: Imposter Syndrome. Drawing from his personal experiences and professional teaching background, James demystifies imposter syndrome by exploring what it truly is, its common triggers, and the various ways it manifests.

He shares relatable anecdotes, personal battles with imposterism, and insightful classifications of the syndrome's different forms. Emphasising the importance of self-compassion, community, and vulnerability, James offers practical strategies to work alongside these feelings, rather than against them.

From recognising the first signs to celebrating every small victory, James provides listeners with a thoughtful roadmap for navigating this pervasive experience. Tune in to discover how unconditional self-love and communal support can empower you to overcome the daunting feelings of inadequacy and fraudulence. This episode is a comforting reminder that you’re not alone in your struggles and that there is hope in embracing your authentic self.

Don't forget to subscribe to our Substack for more insights, recommendations, and James' personal reflections. Share your thoughts and suggestions with James on Instagram and TikTok @friendlesspod or email friendlesspod@gmail.com.

By popular request, we delve into:

  • What imposter syndrome is and how it manifests.
  • James' personal encounters with imposter syndrome.
  • Five categories of imposter syndrome and their characteristics.
  • Practical advice on self-compassion, validation, and seeking support.
  • Celebrating small wins and the impact of genuine connections.

Join us in this heartfelt exploration and take the first step towards self-compassion and acceptance.

Sign up for the Friendless Substack HERE!

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In this week's episode of Friendless, host James Avramenko kicks off a fresh deep dive series by opening up about a topic close to his heart: Imposter Syndrome. Drawing from his personal experiences and professional teaching background, James demystifies imposter syndrome by exploring what it truly is, its common triggers, and the various ways it manifests.

He shares relatable anecdotes, personal battles with imposterism, and insightful classifications of the syndrome's different forms. Emphasising the importance of self-compassion, community, and vulnerability, James offers practical strategies to work alongside these feelings, rather than against them.

From recognising the first signs to celebrating every small victory, James provides listeners with a thoughtful roadmap for navigating this pervasive experience. Tune in to discover how unconditional self-love and communal support can empower you to overcome the daunting feelings of inadequacy and fraudulence. This episode is a comforting reminder that you’re not alone in your struggles and that there is hope in embracing your authentic self.

Don't forget to subscribe to our Substack for more insights, recommendations, and James' personal reflections. Share your thoughts and suggestions with James on Instagram and TikTok @friendlesspod or email friendlesspod@gmail.com.

By popular request, we delve into:

  • What imposter syndrome is and how it manifests.
  • James' personal encounters with imposter syndrome.
  • Five categories of imposter syndrome and their characteristics.
  • Practical advice on self-compassion, validation, and seeking support.
  • Celebrating small wins and the impact of genuine connections.

Join us in this heartfelt exploration and take the first step towards self-compassion and acceptance.

Sign up for the Friendless Substack HERE!

Follow Friendless on TikTok

and on Instagram

Read "Hey, sorry I missed you" 

Support the show, Buy Me A Coffee!!

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