Some people may get fed up with the whole "fake it til you make it" thing. They believe it is totally flawed and doesn’t work!People could argue that this saying exists to fight off imposter syndrome and bolster our confidence, but should we really fake it—especially when we’re trying to grow personally in our recovery journey?Some may believe that the word itself implies that you’re not being true to who you are or who you want to be, or that you’re not genuine.But can you believe in "Fake it till you make it" and still be genuine about who you ARE? Some may believe you are already genuine and cannot be anything else. The last thing they want is for you to jeopardize who you are to achieve a desired result that you don’t feel ready for yet. If you would like to research the term Peter Principle.What if instead, we acted as if we already were the person we wanted to be and then took the steps we needed to become our future selves? I pray to the Creator every day that I am already the person I want to be. I am acting and feeling like this person more and more every day.What do you think about the term "Fake it till you make it?"

What do you think about the term "fake it 'til you make it?"

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What do you think about the term "fake it 'til you make it?"

What do you think about the term "fake it 'til you make it?"

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