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Types of Imposter Syndrome

There are several different imposter syndrome types that individuals may experience:

  1. Perfectionist
  2. Expert
  3. Soloist
  4. Natural Genius
  5. Superwoman or Superman

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If you ever have any self-doubts about your abilities, traits, or aptitude, remember that you are not alone and apply the strategies we've provided above to get rid of them.

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