Why Everyone is Performing Competence

Why Everyone is Performing Competence

70% of people experience imposter syndrome at some point. So, if almost everyone privately feels unsure, why does everyone publicly perform certainty?


In this episode, I trace where the performance of competence comes from and what we lose when we can’t afford to say “I don’t know.”


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Modern life feels strange. Most of us sense it. Few of us can name it. Call Her Eche is a modern life observations podcast that connects what we feel to science, history, and culture; and asks why we ...

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