Dr. T. On Call
With Match Day approaching, Dr. T discusses how imposter syndrome can quietly paralyze high performers, especially as competition intensifies in medicine. She explains three common roots: being told you can't succeed, growing up in hypercritical environments that internalize negativity, and entering new spaces without guidance or resources. She reframes "being an imposter" as a necessary stage of growth in training, urges listeners to ground themselves in facts rather than feelings, and shares a painful ICU moment where criticism nearly derailed her until she sought feedback and improved. She recommends imagining the worst-case scenario, committing to learning through questions, and practicing kinder self-talk. Over time, accumulating evidence of competence builds stability that outlasts imposter syndrome.
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