Description

Feeling like a fraud doesn’t mean you’re failing, it means you’re still calibrating. In this episode, Dillon reframes imposter syndrome as a sign of growth, not weakness. When your self-awareness grows faster than your self-proof, the tension you feel isn’t insecurity, it’s feedback.

This conversation walks through how to stop chasing confidence and start collecting evidence through aligned action. You don’t beat imposter syndrome with affirmations, you outgrow it by building a life that makes the voice irrelevant.

🧠 What You’ll Learn:

• Why imposter syndrome is a signal, not a setback
• The neuroscience behind internal vs. external self-comparison
• How to update your identity through action, not thinking
• The mindset shift from fake confidence to earned conviction
• Coaching strategies to build authority without overreaching

✅ Apply This Right Now:

• Choose three aligned actions this week that reflect the person you’re becoming
• Do one thing publicly that feels just outside your current confidence
• Log the reps, not just what you did, but how it felt and what shifted internally

🔁 Identity Close:
“I’m not a fraud. I’m a practitioner in progress. My alignment is the proof, and I’m building the kind of life where confidence becomes a byproduct, not a prerequisite.”