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The film 'Impostor-Feelings' examines the concept of impostor syndrome, which affects successful individuals who struggle to acknowledge their accomplishments. It discusses how societal pressures to achieve more can lead to feelings of inadequacy, even among high achievers.
Through interviews and personal stories, the film illustrates the origins and manifestations of impostor syndrome, as well as its impact on mental health. It aims to provide viewers with a deeper understanding of this phenomenon and its consequences in contemporary society.
Why Watch
- •Find out how impostor syndrome affects 70% of people.
- •See personal stories from those who face impostor feelings.
- •Meet experts who explain the origins of impostor syndrome.
Did You Know
•Impostor syndrome affects 70% of people at some point in their lives.
•The term 'impostor phenomenon' was first coined by psychologists Pauline Clance and Suzanne Imes in 1978.
•Successful women are more likely to experience impostor syndrome than men.
•Impostor syndrome can lead to anxiety and depression in individuals.
Perfect For
Mental health awarenessCareer developmentPsychology enthusiasts