Graphic Designers - Imposter Syndrome and Burnout - The symptoms and ways out of it.

In this Rock Your Brand Livestream I'm going to be talking about Impostor Syndrome and Burnout. These two things are very common, not just among designers, but across all types of industries.
Why have I decided to talk about this subject today? Well, I'm not immune to the effects of this myself, and I felt that it was important as an experienced designer and I feel it is important to talk about it. To discuss the symptoms and what might we do to get ourselves out of feeling this way.
Stay Creative!
Col
Articles we looked at during the live stream:
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If you are struggling with imposter syndrome or feeling burnout, reach out to trusted friends or colleagues and discuss it with them.
You can also join our discord group and chat with the other members in there who can relate and help :)
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[@SkipEdwardsArt]

I’ve struggled with imposter syndrome for years now it’s more a matter of “living up to” any praise I’ve gotten on prior work when I start the next.

[@RockYourBrand]

It can be such a tough thing to deal with. I can totally relate to what you say. You feel the pressure.