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SDP 018 IMPOSTER SYNDROME and the warrior culture
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SDP 018 Imposter Syndrome and the warrior culture
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Mantra for the week: Doubt has killed more dreams than failure ever will. -Suzy Kassem
What imposter syndrome is and what it aint? It is a fraudulent feeling centered in self-doubt. It is when you doubt your own accomplishment and have a hidden fear of being exposed as a fraud. Contributing your own hard work and accomplishments as luck and fear that you will eventually be exposed. This is most profound in high achievers like special operations and those receiving high awards for action.
I recently watched a talk on this subject of (IS) and the speaker tried to make the whole phenomenon about race or gender as if only women and people of color can experience this because the “privileged among us” have always been lifted up when others have be dragged down. Nothing could be further from the truth. The numbers say that upward of 70% of people worldwide suffer from this to some degree. I would venture a guess that the other 30% have either already quit trying or never tried to achieve anything.
Think of the stolen valor asshat at the bar wearing an airborne shirt and telling stores that he made up to get free drinks. Bet he is not suffering from (IS), even as the biggest imposter in the room.
This often leads to withdrawing and or sabotaging your own success. This happens often when vets get out of service and begin a civilian career. The belief that your experience and skills are not marketable in the civilian workplace. The inner critic says you don’t belong here, you are out of your element and these people are gonna expose me as a fraud.
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