Lewis Howes and a guest identify the number one block for high achievers: low confidence and imposter syndrome. Even billionaires and celebrities feel "I'm not enough" and believe they must constantly do more and prove more, despite their outward success.
What's the most common subconscious pattern that you see running for high-achieving individuals? Confidence, low confidence, and imposter syndrome. Really? Yeah. That's the most common subconscious pattern? Yeah. For high achievers, successful individuals is I'm not enough? Yep.
Really? Yes, yes. I see it with the people that you would say no way, but they are feeling like, You know, they have to do more, prove more, be more because—
Don't they already have it all? They're celebrities and businesses and billionaires and success and—
Yes, exactly. Fame. But really, they're all— so many people are wondering, when are they going to figure me out? Really? Yes. And then the comparison to others, right? The comparison to others of the But this person may have done it better, or they have more. And so that becomes so difficult in just being happy when you're always worried someone's going to find out that you're an imposter, and perhaps you'll never have what this person has over here.
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