Dean Graziosi says imposter syndrome hits everyone, no matter who you are. Progress comes from doing uncomfortable things and measuring yourself against yesterday's version, not some perfect future self. Stop identifying with your old failures and commit to being slightly better each day.
If you ever felt like an imposter, if you ever felt like people would call you crazy for going after your dreams, then you're probably the only one here that feels that way. Because none of us ever felt that way. Of course, we all have. We all feel like imposters. We all have self doubt. We all wonder if we could do more, be more, lose the weight, find the love, or make the passion come back in your relationship, or start the business or scale the business. We all doubt ourselves. Everyone does. But who moves forward are the ones that find the mindset to move forward uncomfortably, to take uncomfortable action, to be the person that judges yourself on who you were yesterday and last year. As long as you're a better version tomorrow than yesterday, you're moving forward, right? So if you're here and you've ever had those doubts, if you've ever failed, if you've procrastinated, if you've been lazy, if you've set goals that didn't work, and I just say it like it is, who gives a shit? That was last year. That was the old you. Excuse my language, but let's leave that person in the past. Let's just leave yesterday behind us.
