So many of us live lives smaller than we’re meant to or designed for because we do not have faith in who we are and WHOSE we are! And what gets in the way of that? F.E.A.R.

None of us is immune from uncertainty, doubt, or fears. But what separates those who move forward anyway from those who are stuck is the assuredness of their greater purpose and their true desire to make an impact.

At its core, imposter syndrome is an identity issue. When we are unsure of our identity, or when it is not rooted in God’s truth, we tend to grab hold of whatever seems to validate who we think we are. Or worse, we may believe the lies that we are unworthy, ill-equipped, unacceptable, damaged, or not good enough and go through life bound by our low-self-esteem. Here’s the truth of what God says about you.

It has been said that perfectionism is the enemy of done. It is also the enemy of achieving satisfaction and contentment. Many high-achievers tend to be perfectionists. Here are six strategies to help you manage your need to be perfect.

As our culture becomes more technologically sophisticated, the rate at which we are bombarded by images which erode and negatively impact our self-esteem increase. How do we move the needle in the other direction? Perhaps by discovering our purpose, unearthing our significance to this earth, and trusting in our innate excellence.