Scott Galloway says imposter syndrome isn’t a weakness: 5 ways professionals can turn it to their advantage

New York University professor Scott Galloway reframes imposter syndrome not as inadequacy, but as a sign of ambition and growth. He argues that feeling out of your depth indicates you’re challenging yourself and entering important rooms. Galloway advises embracing discomfort, avoiding overqualification, and preparing diligently to turn these anxieties into opportunities for professional development and success.