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What is Imposter Syndrome?

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How can it be that so many clever, competent and capable people can feel that they are just one step away from being exposed as a complete fraud?

International expert Dr Hugh Kearns explains what the latest psychological research tells us about ‘Imposter Syndrome’ and strategies for dealing with it.

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