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I helped a STEM student overcome 3 years of imposter syndrome in just one semester.
When she first reached me, she was considering leaving her major altogether. Despite her competence and numerous publications, she couldn't shake the feeling that she was "faking it."
The surprising breakthrough?
It wasn't about adding more credentials or achievements. It was about unlearning the beliefs that kept her doubting her expertise.
Today, she graduated and she's not only thriving in her position but mentoring other women in STEM, creating a ripple effect of confidence throughout her department.
If you are feeling out of place despite your achievements, I've developed a framework that's helped hundreds overcome imposter syndrome and reclaim their confidence.
Stay Tuned.
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The most brilliant sugar processing invention in history was rejected by every major American factory.
It was 1846 in New Orleans. Steam burns and deadly accidents were just "part of the job" in sugar processing. Everyone accepted this as normal. But one man couldn't stop seeing the bodies being carried out of those factories. The solution was crystal clear in his mind - if only they'd let him through the front door.
Here's the twist: while American factories refused to let Norbert Rillieux even install his own invention because of his race, every sugar crystal you've eaten today was likely processed using his method.
It made me think about how often we let prejudice blind us to brilliance. How many innovations are we missing because we're too busy judging the inventor instead of the invention? When I first learned about Rillieux - born to a French plantation owner and an enslaved mother - I was struck by how he responded to rejection. Instead of giving up, he took his genius to France, where he became a celebrated professor and engineer.
I used to think success meant proving everyone wrong. But Rillieux's story taught me something different: sometimes success means finding the right table instead of begging for a seat at the wrong one.
You know what's wild? The same factories that wouldn't let him in later had to pay to use his methods.
And guess what?
His multiple-effect evaporator didn't just make sugar processing safer and more efficient - it proved that genius has no color.
Innovation sees no color - it only sees solutions.
What brilliant ideas are we missing because we're too busy looking at who's presenting them rather than what they're presenting?
#BraveDiamonds #Innovation #BlackExcellence #STEM #Engineering 🧪
What do you think? Drop a 🧪 if you've ever felt underestimated in your field.
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Hi everyone!
I want to reintroduce myself and our company. I am Ryan Johnson, and I am the CEO of Don't Be Scared.
I want to ask you a quick question:
Have you ever hesitated to pursue a dream because you doubted your own abilities? Just think for a moment—what if that self-doubt disappeared?
How much more could you achieve?
At Don't Be Scared, our mission is simple:
“Fear Less, Achieve More.”
We are dedicated to empowering professionals, educators, students to overcome imposter syndrome and promote diversity in STEM fields.
This isn't just about learning; it's about transforming potential into reality.
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𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗻𝗴𝗲 𝗰𝗮𝗻 𝗯𝗲 𝗧𝗘𝗥𝗥𝗜𝗙𝗬𝗜𝗡𝗚
—especially when it pushes us out of our comfort zones.
But here's the thing: growth and change are inseparable.
When we take that leap of faith, we allow ourselves to evolve into someone stronger, more resilient, and more authentic.
Change often requires us to:
- Shed old habits
- Let go of outdated beliefs
- Distance ourselves from relationships that no longer serve our growth
This process can be painful and isolating
These moments of discomfort help us discover our true inner strength. The courage to change is the courage to grow.
In my journey, I've learned that it's not about avoiding change—it's about embracing it.
When we do, we unlock our potential, exceed our expectations, and step into the person we're meant to become.
Growth = change, and change, while challenging, is always worth it.
Don't Be Scared to let go of what no longer serves you. Instead, focus on who you are becoming.
Your future self will thank you for it.
hashtag#GrowthMindset hashtag#Leadership hashtag#ChangeIsGood hashtag#PersonalDevelopment hashtag#DontBeScared
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Do you still need help with Chemistry?
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Everyone has value! You all matter! Tip of the day, don’t stop continue to move forward. If you stop your dreams will never materialize.
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You are enough. You are strong, capable, and worthy. You have everything you need within you to be successful and achieve your goals. Don’t let self doubt or fear hold you back. Believe in yourself and your abilities, and DON’T BE SCARED to take risks and step out of your comfort zone. Remember, you are unique and have something special to offer the world. Trust in yourself, and know that you are enough just as you are. Have a great week!
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Welcome to the Don't Be Scared YouTube Channel!
Our mission is to BEAT imposter syndrome and empower educators, students, and professionals to achieve their full potential.
Imposter syndrome, characterized by self-doubt and the fear of being exposed as a fraud.
At Don't Be Scared, we provide resources to build resilience and offer practical tools to combat imposter syndrome.
Our channel features workshops, mentor interviews, success stories, and educational content.
Who should tune in?
Educators and professionals seeking confidence and inclusivity.
STEM students from underrepresented backgrounds.
Anyone feeling like an imposter looking for support.
Subscribe to conquer imposter syndrome together.
You belong here.