Impostor Syndrome

Type: Concept

As of November 2026, Impostor Syndrome has been mentioned in 18 episodes across 5 podcasts, first heard Apr 2025 on TRUE CRIME Loser. Imposter Syndrome is discussed as a psychological barrier that affects confidence and performance.

Impostor syndrome, also known as impostor phenomenon, impostorism, or impostor thoughts, is a psychological experience in which a person suffers from feelings of intellectual and/or professional fraudulence. One source defines it as "the subjective experience of perceived self-doubt in one's abilities and accomplishments compared with others, despite evidence to suggest the contrary".

Impostor Syndrome at a glance
Mentioned in18 episodes on 5 podcasts (as of November 2026)
First heardApr 2025 on TRUE CRIME Loser
FieldPsychology

What do podcasts say about Impostor Syndrome?

4 quotes, recorded on The Diary Of A CEO and TRUE CRIME Loser.

How do different shows talk about Impostor Syndrome?

4 shows discussed Impostor Syndrome in these episodes.

Who talks about Impostor Syndrome on podcasts?

Impostor Syndrome came up; the most recent mention was Aug 2026 on The Diary Of A CEO.

Which podcasts mention Impostor Syndrome most?

Jamie Kern Lima (10 episodes), The Proven Podcast (5 episodes) and The Diary Of A CEO (1 episode) mention Impostor Syndrome most.

  1. Jamie Kern Lima — 10 episodes · More topics from Jamie Kern Lima
  2. The Proven Podcast — 5 episodes · More topics from The Proven Podcast
  3. The Diary Of A CEO — 1 episode · More topics from The Diary Of A CEO
  4. Stay Tranquilo — 1 episode · More topics from Stay Tranquilo
  5. TRUE CRIME Loser — 1 episode · More topics from TRUE CRIME Loser

More podcast appearances

What is Impostor Syndrome mentioned alongside?

Impostor Syndrome is most often mentioned alongside Vice Admiral Brad Cooper, Ryan Davis and Jason.

Influence on: Vice Admiral Brad Cooper

Affiliated with: Ryan Davis

Mentioned together: Jason, Crazy Legs, Craft, Kevin Hart, Richard Gibbs, Tiffany Haddish, Richard Spencer, Roku, Black Culture, Colorism