Whether you’re working to overcome imposter syndrome, build your confidence, or on another personal pursuit, you’ll have to spend a lot of time working through your thoughts, emotions, and mindset. While these activities are important, they can feel lonely sometimes. Even when you’re not working on improving something specific, having a personal support network you can turn to is enormously helpful.
Why am I here? What am I doing with my life? What is the meaning of it all? Almost everyone will ask these questions at some point in their life. Especially as a young adult or after a significant life change, it’s common to search for your purpose.
Your teenage years were likely a whirlwind and at the end of them, you may be left feeling like you’ve got it all figured out — or nothing figured out. Either way, you’re probably wrong. In your twenties, you’ll learn many life lessons, some harsher than others.
Have you ever felt unworthy of the success you’ve achieved? Like at any moment the people around you will find out who you really are? Those feelings of anxiety are called imposter syndrome, and if you’ve ever felt like you don’t belong or not worthy of your achievements, you’re not alone.