“If you have a dominant Overthinker Imposter in your driver’s seat, you rarely get out of your comfort zone, where meaningful personal growth happens, because you’re too busy manufacturing questions in your head. But by keeping your discomfort zone at bay, you also keep at bay experiences that can enhance your creative, emotional, or professional mojo. Then you wonder why life feels so empty. And you overthink that.” MotivationalHealingMeditationSelf LoveMindfulnessPositivityAuthenticityImposterHarness Your PowerSoul Blazing Author:Lisa Haisha
“The superpower of the Overthinker Imposter is being able to see multiple sides of an issue and different points of view. That is a powerful gift when you’re faced with truly complex issues that need to be carefully considered from all angles. People with a dominant Overthinker Imposter are often ethical, reliable, idealistic, honest, and detail-oriented.” MotivationalHealingMeditationSelf LoveMindfulnessPositivityAuthenticityImposterHarness Your PowerSoul Blazing Author:Lisa Haisha
“Being in nature is imperative when life gets stormy, we can live in the eye of that storm rather than get tossed about in its headwinds” MotivationalHealingMeditationSelf LoveMindfulnessPositivityAuthenticityImposterHarness Your PowerSoul Blazing Author:Lisa Haisha
“The Overthinker Imposter is multifaceted: People with this Imposter in the driver’s seat usually have sharp intellects and the ability to see the world from many different perspectives. But they can easily tumble down the rabbit hole of worry, constant second-guessing, and chronic indecision.” MotivationalHealingMeditationSelf LoveMindfulnessPositivityAuthenticityImposterHarness Your PowerSoul Blazing Author:Lisa Haisha
“When we criticize or judge a friend or colleague, the negativity doesn’t hit them, it hits you double-fold, you become toxic and defines who you are.” MotivationalHealingMeditationSelf LoveMindfulnessPositivityAuthenticityImposterHarness Your PowerSoul Blazing Author:Lisa Haisha
“One who at the age of twenty has only been in the pupilage of an old indifferent Kenyan schoolmaster cannot be expected to have had an edge for acquisition of the graces of literature, or an elegant style. I have put forth these verses as they came to me from the application of my understanding and my experiences albeit short-lived, not to back from a kind or an otherwise review.” PhilosophyInspirationAbout Writing Book:The Princess Crown Land Source: The Princess Crown Land
“The judge is the ultimate icon of wisdom and authority in society. They are the supreme leaders and arbiters of honesty, due process, and morality. That’s a big load to carry. No wonder the symbol of Lady Justice comes with so many accessories.” MotivationalHealingMeditationSelf LoveMindfulnessPositivityAuthenticityImposterHarness Your PowerSoul Blazing Author:Lisa Haisha
“The rational and dispassionate virtue of an impartial Judge Imposter can become irrational and cold, which is the shadow side of the Judge archetype. You might even have a tendency to be a bit holier-than-thou, even though under all that hubris there’s usually an insecure inner child whose judgmental nature is hiding a lot of self-doubt” MotivationalHealingMeditationSelf LoveMindfulnessPositivityAuthenticityImposterHarness Your PowerSoul Blazing Author:Lisa Haisha
“Without the virtues of justice, our modern society would look like a cross between Lord of the Flies and Tiger King. And that’s why, on the positive side, people with dominant Judge Imposters are often levelheaded, even-tempered individuals with an uncanny ability to stay centered. In relationships they’re the good listeners with a shoulder you can lean on. They have a sense of right and wrong, and a tendency to ignore personal biases in the interest of upholding high standards.” MotivationalHealingMeditationSelf LoveMindfulnessPositivityAuthenticityImposterHarness Your PowerSoul Blazing Author:Lisa Haisha
“If your Judge Imposter obscures your ability to see beyond surface glam, you never experience people for who they really are. I’ve also traveled enough to know two things about beauty: (1) It is truly in the eye of the beholder (along with the judgments in the beholder’s mind), and (2) it is informed by the culture you grew up in: what’s judged as beautiful in one culture might be bland or uninteresting in another” MotivationalHealingMeditationSelf LoveMindfulnessPositivityAuthenticityImposterHarness Your PowerSoul Blazing Author:Lisa Haisha