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World-class performers feel imposter syndrome too. The difference between them and everyone else?
They learn from the discomfort and get better because of it. They also perform with the end in mind.
Here’s how:
- Visualize yourself as the confident, worthy, successful version of you.
- Identify the “gap” between that version and where you are now.
- Take intentional action to bridge it.
When you honor the discomfort and reverse-engineer the path forward, imposter syndrome becomes clarity, courage, and yes—even confidence.
I’d love to hear your perspective. Who’s the future version of you that already owns the room? If you imagined yourself already there, what one shift would help close the gap?
🎥 Watch the Part 2 video and share your perspective. https://www.sherylkline.com/blog/mind-the-gap-and-move-through-it

This is a 4-part series, so be on the lookout for additional posts in the week to come.

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Cheering you on always!
– Sheryl