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The imposter
True mindfulness has been spoiled by an imposter. The imitation provides an excuse to be self-centered and self-indulgent. It promises health and spiritual purity.
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Definition of mindfulness
Mindfulness is the nonjudgemental awareness of the richness, subtlety and variety of the present moment, not just of the self. It is not the same as meditation, although meditation can form part of it.
Mindfulness acknowledges every moment of existence, good and bad. It is used to stand...
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Mindfulness is a limited tool
Gazing inward to focus on a connection with yourself cannot deliver magical benefits. Acknowledging your thoughts is not the same as cherishing them.
While mindfulness has some usefulness, we should also realize the benefits when we lose self-awareness, for example when we ...
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Imposter Syndrome And Creative People
Imposter Syndrome is that inner voice telling you that your work is not good enough or, even worse, that you’re useless as a person.
- Self-criticism can really put (and keep) us down.
- Suffering from ‘imposter syndrome’ is common among most of us.
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Imposter Syndrome
Imposter Syndrome is a psychological phenomenon where a person doubts his or her own skills and competencies.
They believe that their coworkers will get to know that they may be just faking their way in the company without knowing much and that they are a fraud.
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Using the Imposter syndrome as motivation
The imposter syndrome is the feeling that you are unworthy of your accomplishments at work and that you will be exposed as a fake. People who experience imposter syndrome perceive it as harmful to their success.
But the behaviours that the 'imposters' show to compensate fo...
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