

263 - Imposter Syndrome — with Jule Kim
116 snips Oct 18, 2023
Jule Kim, a life and executive coach with a rich background as a professional gamer and photographer, joins Chris for an insightful discussion on imposter syndrome. They delve into its various types, sharing personal anecdotes that highlight its emotional toll, especially within the Asian American immigrant context. Jule emphasizes the importance of self-acceptance and offers reflections on the complexities of accepting compliments. The conversation also touches on the power of hands-on learning and a new affirmation card deck aimed at promoting self-love and growth.
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Jule Kim's Career Journey
- Jule Kim's career path included diverse roles like math graduate, law school dropout, gamer, and photographer.
- She ultimately transitioned into life coaching after a successful stint in photography and SEO.
Two Types of Discomfort
- Jule Kim explains that there are two types of discomfort: discomfort from sucking at something new and discomfort from deciding to commit further after becoming decent.
- Most people quit at the first discomfort; Jule usually reaches the second point.
Zone of Genius vs. Zone of Excellence
- Jule Kim highlights Gay Hendricks's concept of the 'zone of genius'.
- She explains how people often get stuck in their 'zone of excellence', doing what they're good at, instead of pursuing what they truly love.