Impostor Syndrome. Why Women Don't Love Themselves and How to Challenge Their Insecurity

Not daring to ask for a raise, satisfying sexual desire, asserting one's opinion in front of men — all this is part of the heavy legacy of women. A legacy that causes them to suffer from low self-esteem today. Elizabeth Kadosh, author of educational books, and Ann de Montarlo, a psychotherapist with 14 years of experience, conducted a large-scale study of the roots of women's insecurity. They identified a number of reasons for the emergence of impostor syndrome in women and developed a strategy to combat it. From their book, you will learn how: the syndrome manifests, is transmitted, experienced, and overcome, how to feel competent and significant, how to raise daughters who are confident in themselves.