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The Real Reason You Don't Believe in Yourself

Tony RobbinsJune 14, 202614m
In a Nutshell

The core message is that self-doubt and imposter syndrome are simply fear, which can be rapidly shifted by changing your physiology, focus, and language—especially through "I am" incantations that program a stronger identity centered on service rather than self. The speaker stresses that focusing on serving others eliminates fear because it moves attention away from personal performance. Finally, past trauma creates unique gifts for helping others, but you must update your identity through deliberate conditioning so old protective patterns don't block you from receiving love and success.

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We're afraid to fail and then we're afraid if we succeed, more expectation will be there. If you can know that it's just fear, fear can be changed in a few moments by a radical change in your physiology. You need to condition the song in your head. When you go through spiritual pain, you end up with a spiritual power because the power is when you can heal that that is a whole different level. And then you're that makes you someone who can help others heal because you've actually lived it.

The question was asked: "How can I help?" The person responded they were wondering if there are any tips for overcoming imposter syndrome because they have had a lot of career growth recently and a lot of public interest in their work and the more that grows, the more they have feelings of being a fraud or like they don't deserve the success.

Imposter syndrome is a modern new concept. It was made up many years ago and people attached to it. You hear it so commonly now because people feel like it's like a thing. It's like a disease. And so when something is a thing, it's hard to change. A process is easy to shift. And really what you're experiencing is fear. You shouldn't feel bad about it because it's so common.

Anthony Hopkins is a good friend. He memorizes everybody's lines in the entire script. That's how obsessed he is. That's how committed he is. He's not only the most amazing actor of his generation or at least one of the top two or three, but literally that's his level. So if someone forgets the line, Tony will finish their line for them, give the line to them. That's how obsessed he is.

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