"This journey is crazy beautiful and I love it"
Arielle transformed crippling imposter syndrome and analysis paralysis into daily clarity and empowered action. By uncovering their true identity and reframing growth as progress rather than perfection, they're now confidently pursuing their vision to coach and positively impact their community.
Before this program, I struggled a lot with "imposter syndrome" and just not feeling good enough to be what I want to be. I wanted to coach others, but I always felt like I wouldn't be able to give them the results they desire. It may sound really negative but I was always anticipating the backlash I would get from others calling me a fraud and saying that what I do is not worth what I charge etc (I also seemed to have a money block). This left me just having these big desires and visions for myself but not having the gull to take action, so I was constantly stuck in a seemingly perpetual state of analysis paralysis.
Through this program, I uncovered more of my true identity and who I wanted to show up as. On top of that, I gained more confidence and clarity around my blockages and was able to actively work through them. I consistently reminded myself that we are all works of art, meaning we are always evolving. This means that we are ultimately chasing progress; ergo, we are not frauds in our ideas of the impact we are trying to positively make in this lifetime. Through this, I slowly am silencing the voice of the "imposter syndrome".
As a result, I am able to get up every day with more clarity and empowerment that enables me to take action steps to pave the way for the visions I have for myself. Nobody can tell me I'm a fraud because my intentions will always be for the betterment of the community and I am just working on improving that 1% each day. This journey is crazy beautiful and I love it.
Arielle Aderyn
Life Coach
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Written 19 February 2020 From our original stories site
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