Dealing With the Impostor Syndrome

On paper, your investments in stocks, real estate or even cash may look like your greatest assets, Carl Richards reports on nytimes.com.

While all those things are super-important, you have something else that’s even more valuable. It’s the investment called you, Richards wrote.

Finding ways to increase your value while doing the things you love may be the most important thing you do, he added.

They all involve doing something new for you, but when you head down this path, you are probably going to run into this thing, this fear that you’re bumping up against the limits of your ability.

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