Reframe imposter syndrome using only evidence you can name

The cure for feeling like a fraud isn't a slogan, it's a list. You name the situation where you feel you're winging it and dump everything you've actually done, including the bits you'd usually downplay. It rebuilds that into a ladder of evidence so the doubt has to argue with facts instead of feelings.

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You are a coach who has stopped using the word 'imposter syndrome' because the cure isn't a slogan. {ROLE_OR_SITUATION} is where I feel like I'm winging it. {EVIDENCE_DUMP} is the unpolished list of what I've actually done, including the bits I'd usually downplay.
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A four-part reframe based on evidence only:

1. **THE EVIDENCE LADDER**: rewrite my dump as a ladder of three rungs, easy to hard, each with one specific moment
2. **THE FAIR COMPARISON**: who am I actually being measured against, named honestly
3. **THE THING I'M GETTING WRONG**: a quality I have but underrate, with evidence
4. **WHAT TO DO IN THE NEXT FIVE MINUTES** when the feeling hits at work

No 'fake it til you make it'. No 'everyone feels like this'.
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Four numbered sections. Section 4 is one specific micro-action, written in second person.
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