Subtitle: “You Are Not an Imposter—You’re the Plot Twist.”

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She looked around the room and thought: “I don’t belong here.”
That was her first mistake.
Because the truth is—she was the reason the room mattered in the first place.

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Let’s get something straight:

Joe Goalberg never wonders if he’s worthy.
He walks into every situation like he already owns the outcome. Not because he’s delusional, but because he decided he belongs.
And guess what? That confidence? You can have it too, minus the body count.

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5 Steps to Killing (Imposter Syndrome, Not People)

1. Stop Looking for Permission
Joe doesn’t wait to be invited. He shows up.
Apply for the opportunity. Pitch the brand. Launch the product.
They don’t need to choose you—you’re already the main character.

2. Start a “Delusion File”
Collect screenshots of compliments, reviews, DMs, and wins.
Every time your brain says, “You’re a fraud,” open the file and say, “I’ve got evidence.”

3. Narrate the Scene Like You Own It
Joe’s inner voice is cinematic. Try it.
“Despite the rising doubt, she showed up.
She wasn’t the underdog. She was the storm.”
Write your lines until your mind believes them.

4. Recognize the Real Imposters
You think you’re not qualified?
Meanwhile, mediocre people with more audacity are getting book deals.
You? You’re doing the work. So step into the light.

5. Choose Obsession Over Perfection
Imposter syndrome thrives on incomplete confidence.
But if you show up every day with ruthless focus and integrity?
You’re no impostor. You’re inevitable.

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Your mission today:
Kill the voice that says, “Not yet.”
Replace it with:
“I’m not here by accident. I’m the entire reason the door opened.”