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Impostor syndrome is feeling like a fraud despite success. Achievement with self-doubt included.

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People experiencing it attribute achievements to luck or external factors and fear being “found out.” It’s common among high achievers and can improve with supportive feedback, reframing, and realistic self-assessment.

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