Imposter syndrome stems from a gap between how you see yourself and what you're trying to achieve. When you don't believe you deserve success, you procrastinate. Procrastination blocks progress, which confirms the feeling that you're not good enough.
If you have massive imposter and procrastination, the end result is little to no results. If you have an identity that is too far ahead for you that you cannot identify with, or you have a goal that is too far ahead for you that you cannot envision right now, guess what? You're gonna face this few problems and you're gonna tell yourself this few words: I feel like an imposter. And if you feel like an imposter, chances are you're gonna procrastinate because you don't want to charge people for your high ticket prices, or you're gonna procrastinate doing the work that you need to do because you don't believe you're good enough, or you don't believe that you're worth it, or you don't believe that people will actually pay you for it. And that's why you procrastinate. The procrastination is simply a symptom of what's going on inside. And if you have both massive imposter and procrastination, guess what? The end result is little to no results.
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