Why success feels empty. Imposter syndrome, self-worth, and achievement letdown do not disappear when you succeed.
In this episode, I talk about what it is like to finish something big - self-love affirmation cards - and still not feel proud, confident, or successful.
A few years ago, I worked with Penguin Random House to create self-love affirmation cards. The process forced me to confront imposter syndrome after success, the gap between external achievement and internal self-trust, and why success does not automatically make you feel better about yourself.
In this episode, I talk about:
- Imposter syndrome after success and achievement letdown
- Why success does not fix self-worth or self-trust
- How I really feel about affirmations
- Editing conflict and protecting your creative voice
- Power dynamics in publishing and being afraid to push back
- What I learned about book deals, contracts, and agents
- Launching something publicly and still feeling conflicted
- Learning how to take a win without minimizing it
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