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π² Imposter Syndrome Isn't Yours to Solve
For anyone still wrestling with self-doubt in spaces that weren't built for them. Reshma Saujani reframes imposter syndrome not as a personal failing but as a scheme rooted in systemic bias β tracing its cousin to 'bicycle face,' a fake medical condition invented in the 1890s to scare wome
For anyone still wrestling with self-doubt in spaces that weren't built for them. Reshma Saujani reframes imposter syndrome not as a personal failing but as a scheme rooted in systemic bias β tracing its cousin to 'bicycle face,' a fake medical condition invented in the 1890s to scare women off riding. Rather than 'How can I overcome this?', her question becomes 'What broken world am I being asked to fix?' Stop treating yourself as the problem; focus on the systems.
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