Explore a thought-provoking TEDx talk that challenges conventional wisdom about impostor syndrome. Discover why R.J. Jenkins, Director of Education at the Columbia University Center for Veteran Transition and Integration, argues that impostor feelings are not a liability but a natural consequence of aspiration. Learn how to reframe the concept of "impostor syndrome" as a positive sign of personal growth and ambition rather than a symptom of not belonging. Gain insights into why experiencing impostor phenomenon might indicate you're on the right track in your personal and professional development. Delve into Jenkins' perspective on organizational capacity development, cultural transition, and fostering inclusive professional environments. This 16-minute presentation offers a fresh take on a common experience, encouraging viewers to embrace their impostor feelings as a sign of progress and striving for excellence.