Say Goodbye to Imposter Syndrome

6 Statements Every Multi-Passionate Woman Needs to Hear

You’ve got a head full of ideas. Big ones. Beautiful ones. A vision that doesn’t fit in a box. You’re ready to build something real — something with soul, depth, and purpose.🌟

And then, just as you’re about to take that bold next step, it creeps in:
“Who do you think you are to do this?”

Sound familiar? For mee too!😏

I know Imposter Syndrome like an old (and very annoying) roommate.
You know — the kind that shows up uninvited, eats your confidence for breakfast, and always has something critical to say when you’re trying to do something brave.

The Feeling Of „Not Enough“

When I first started building SoulMadeMission, I had so many ideas and such a deep desire to do it „right.“ But the more I tried to make sense of it all, the louder that voice got:
„You’re not clear enough. Not consistent enough. Not expert enough.“😏

I’d stare at the screen, heart pounding, wondering who would ever take me seriously with this messy, multi-passionate brain.

And yet — the more women I spoke to, the more I realized:

I wasn’t alone.

This wasn’t a personal flaw.
It was a pattern.

One so many brilliant, intuitive, creative women carry — especially when we’re stepping into something new.

So I stopped waiting to “feel ready” and started rewriting the script.

And that’s what this article is: a collection of the exact reminders I return to again and again.

If you’re a multi-passionate, heart-led woman, chances are you’ve met the voice of Imposter Syndrome more than once. It whispers that you’re not expert enough. Not consistent enough. Not clear enough to start that business, share that offer, or step into your brilliance.

But here’s the truth: That voice? It’s lying.

And today, you’re going to talk back.

Here are six powerful statements that will help you overcome imposter syndrome and take your space — unapologetically.

1. “You’re a Nobody” (…and I don’t listen to nobodies)

One powerful trick? Give your Imposter Syndrome a ridiculous name. Seriously. Call it Nagging Nelly, Mumbling Mike, or Doubtful Debbie. Something silly enough that it instantly loses power.

Because let’s be real — would you take advice from someone called Grumpy Gus?

Naming that voice helps you see it for what it is: a pattern, not a truth. And patterns can be shifted.

2. “I’m Going to Tell Someone”

Imposter Syndrome thrives in silence. It wants you isolated, hiding, ashamed. So shine a light on it.

Call a friend. Post that messy truth online. Talk about how nervous you are to launch your idea — and you’ll be amazed how many people say, “Me too.”

There’s nothing more healing than realizing: You’re not broken. You’re just growing. And you don’t have to do it alone.

3. “I Don’t Have Time for This”

Here’s the thing: Doubt takes up a lot of mental real estate. It drains your energy, clouds your vision, and keeps you busy spinning instead of creating.

But you’ve got better things to do.
Throw yourself into something meaningful — write that post, design that planner, record that intro video. Focus on building, not battling.

Momentum is magic. It leaves no space for the spiral.

4. “I Know More Than You Think”

That voice in your head might try to convince you that you don’t know enough. That you need another certification or more experience before you can help others.

But take a breath. Look at your life.

You’ve lived. You’ve learned. You’ve overcome.

Your story is your superpower — and your knowledge is deeper than you realize.

Make a list right now of the things you do know. The lessons you’ve lived. The tools you’ve gathered. Imposter Syndrome doesn’t stand a chance against evidence.

5. “I Belong”

Imposter Syndrome loves to tell you you’re the odd one out. The fraud in the room. The one who doesn’t fit.

But what if you’re not here despite being different…
What if you’re here because of it?

You don’t need to change who you are to belong. You need to be who you are to feel at home. And when you build a brand that reflects your full self — your quirks, your depth, your softness and your fire — you’ll attract the exact people you’re meant to serve.

You’re not too much. You’re the missing piece.

6. “I Am Amazing”

Yes, really. Say it with me: I. Am. Amazing.

You don’t need to be perfect to be powerful. You don’t need to be polished to make progress. You are already enough — wildly, beautifully, deeply enough — to start.

You’re creative. You’re intuitive. You’re brave. And you’re building something that’s going to change lives (including your own).

Imposter Syndrome? It’s got nothing on a woman who finally sees her worth.

If this article hit home, save it. Share it. Print it out and tape it to your wall if you need to.

And remember: You’re not here to shrink.
You’re here to shine — in your own soulful, multi-passionate, heart-led way.

This is the beginning of your brand.
This is your Start with Soul™ moment.

You’ve got this.
And I’ve got you.

Ready to build something real, purposeful, and 100% you?
Come join the journey → [link to SoulMadeMission offer page]

Let’s tell that imposter voice where to go — together.