Imposter Syndrome

The imposter syndrome is natural when you are starting a new thing. You feel like a fraud because you are doing something that the masses do not know you for. You are figuring out what works and what does not. So you may have an insecure mindset about what you are doing.

In this stage, you start to look at others in the field and compare yourself to them. Seeing how you can be more like the successful individuals in that arena. However, it is best to be yourself because that is what separates you from the crowd. When your clients, customers, and audience looks at you it will grab their attention because there has not been anyone like you. My style of fighting is different from any other form of martial art. I have not publicly shown it yet on social media, but when my next advertisement comes out it will be seen. I am confident in this style and whatever I do because everyone who I fought has been defeated and everything I set out to do has been accomplished. I do what I say I am going to do and if you live that way, you will have confidence, because you believe in yourself by doing what you say you are going to do. Over time if you have an excellent track record with yourself, your confidence will go through the roof, because you trust what you tell yourself. 

It starts with the little things, like waking up at the time you set your alarm clock for and keeping promises to friends and family members. Once you and the people around you can trust your words, your credibility with others and yourself will help you overcome the imposter syndrome. Sign up to the A.O.M.A. family and take advantage of the course, Learn the Basics of Martial Arts. Or you can join our monthly membership program, where many are saving 23% on the cyclic courses being offered. It is wise to take these courses in the order that I have laid out because the previous course sets you up for the following course.