Common characteristics of self-doubters: - Deepstash
Common characteristics of self-doubters:

Common characteristics of self-doubters:

  • They look for evidence that their abilities aren’t good enough.
  • They hold themselves to impossible standards
  • They overanalyze simple decisions. 
  • They make friends with people who reinforce their self-doubt.

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