We all lie to ourselves about different things: the health benefits of juice fasts, designer bags as fiscally responsible investments, the notion that the popular vote actually means something. But one of the more pervasive lies we tell ourselves, especially as women, is centered around our self-perception in the workplace. Around whether or not we know what we’re doing, despite previous accomplishments as evidence in favor of our validity. We tell ourselves that we’re impostors. Sometimes so much, it starts to feel true.
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