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This GLAS Vision explores imposter thoughts not as a lack of confidence or capability, but as a signal of misalignment. When clarity is missing, the mind fills the gaps with assumptions designed to create safety, control, and certainty.
Viewed through the GLAS Method®, imposter feelings emerge across the whole system, from identity and relationships to action, motivation, purpose, and leadership. They are not something to fix or eliminate, but something to notice and understand.
Rather than asking “What’s wrong with me?”, this work invites a different question, “What story am I telling myself, and why does it make sense right now?”
Clarity returns not through proving worth, but through reconnecting to evidence, values, and lived impact. Imposter thoughts lose their grip when alignment replaces effort, and awareness replaces self-judgement.
This GLAS Vision explores imposter thoughts not as a lack of confidence or capability, but as a signal of misalignment. When clarity is missing, the mind fills the gaps with assumptions designed to create safety, control, and certainty.
Viewed through the GLAS Method®, imposter feelings emerge across the whole system, from identity and relationships to action, motivation, purpose, and leadership. They are not something to fix or eliminate, but something to notice and understand.
Rather than asking “What’s wrong with me?”, this work invites a different question, “What story am I telling myself, and why does it make sense right now?”
Clarity returns not through proving worth, but through reconnecting to evidence, values, and lived impact. Imposter thoughts lose their grip when alignment replaces effort, and awareness replaces self-judgement.