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Why Does Imposter Syndrome Benefit Some Harvard Students?
Over half the class or 50 to 60 percent deals with imposter syndrome. Some people who start with the fear of being less smart than everyone end up having a unique advantage. Once they prove to themselves they can hang, it builds a lot of confidence that can also build real momentum over time. People used to being the smartest person in the room face an identity crisis when surrounded by equals.
Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard
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Adam Grant #4 (on the secrets of strong connections)
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