Imagine asking a room of five hundred women: “Raise your hand if you have experienced imposter syndrome.” I did this recently. A sea of hands went up, including my own. Because we’ve been schooled to believe that we are in the grip of this “syndrome” and that whenever we feel self-doubt, insecurity or questioning we should label it as such. It’s painful and feels nasty. So naturally we want a diagnosis. It makes sense if the patient has imposter syndrome.
想象一下，當你向有500位女性的一屋子人提問：“如果你有過冒名頂替綜合癥，請舉手?！蔽易罱瓦@么做了。一大堆人舉起了手，包括我自己。因為我們受過的教育讓我們認為，我們已經受到了這種“綜合癥”的控制，每當我們自我懷疑、沒有安全感或有質疑時，我們就應該把這種情況稱為冒名頂替綜合癥。它令人很痛苦，而且讓人感到很惡心。所以我們自然想要診斷一下。如果冒名頂替綜合癥是一種病，那就說得通了。
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