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Have you achieved success only to be met with a background anxiety that's slowly poisoning your enjoyment of life? Do you feel like an imposter who always has to stay "on guard" to prevent the mask from falling?

When you know how much of your success you owe to luck, you can't honestly use it as proof that you're better than other people.

If you persist in looki...


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2,500 years ago, Confucius warned that agreement doesn't create the harmony we're all secretly after. Only disagreement can.

Maybe you want a family, but your partner doesn't. Or you no longer share your family's religious beliefs. Or everyone seems to admire your success, but you can't tell them what you actually want to do with the next phase of your life without di...


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You've thought the decision through and had good reasons for making it. But now you're living with the results, and you keep wondering whether you chose wrong.

Maybe you ended a relationship and miss the person. Or you declined an opportunity and can't stop thinking about what you gave up.

But if you take the painful consequences as proof of a bad decision, then...


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You tell yourself you want to change. You can articulate lots of good reasons for changing. But when it comes time to commit or decide or take action, some part of you gets in the way... and you're back to being stuck just arguing with yourself.

Maybe you want to leave your job, but every time you consider it, you think about everything you'd be giving up. You can see ...


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You've thought it through, and your decision makes sense. But then another concern comes up, and you can make just as good a case for doing something else.

After a while, you start to wonder whether you can trust your own judgment.

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