Success 2.0: The Psychology of Self-Doubt

Clinical psychologist Kevin Cokley from the University of Michigan dives deep into the psychology of self-doubt and the imposter phenomenon. He shares personal experiences of navigating self-doubt in academia, particularly for underrepresented groups. The conversation highlights how even successful individuals like Viola Davis face feelings of fraudulence. Cokley offers practical strategies to combat self-doubt in competitive environments, showcasing the dual-edged nature of such feelings as not only obstacles but also catalysts for growth.