Normalizing Challenges and Vulnerabilities

Peer discussions reveal that many women face similar doubts and uncertainties. Recognizing that these feelings are common normalizes the experience of imposter syndrome and helps women understand that self-doubt does not equate to incompetence.

Peer discussions reveal that many women face similar doubts and uncertainties. Recognizing that these feelings are common normalizes the experience of imposter syndrome and helps women understand that self-doubt does not equate to incompetence.

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