Mark Osborne discusses why founding companies humbles entrepreneurs and how imposter syndrome hits hardest when founders are vulnerable. He explores the inevitable ups and downs of startup life and what mindset founders need to survive them.
It's very hard to start companies and not be humble because they are a humbling experience. I don't know of any startup that has gone up and to the right the entire time. Every single business has lots and lots of downs along the way, and it's very, very, very humbling. I think every entrepreneur, when you get them in a room and they're willing to be vulnerable, they will talk about imposter syndrome.
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