“I don’t know where to start.” Sometimes that’s not confusion — it’s positioning. In this episode, we talk about why God often meets us at the beginning we can’t see, how He leads us one step at a time, and how the gospel of Jesus Christ gives us a Christ-centred blueprint for moving forward.

In this episode of The Imposter, we explore what it really means to feel stuck in the past—and why moving forward can feel so difficult, even when we want to grow. Sometimes the past was good. It felt safe, familiar, and meaningful. So we ask: If I’m okay here, why would I move into uncertainty or discomfort? Other times, we remain anchored to the past because facing our accountability feels confronting, or because something painful happened that we’ve never fully processed. Trauma, loss, bet...

In this episode, we unpack the familiar mindset of “I’m too lazy” and explore what really sits beneath it. Often, it is not laziness at all. It is overwhelm. It is fearing that the journey is too long. It is focusing so heavily on the end result that the first step feels impossible. We also examine how our culture of instant gratification can distort our relationship with effort, patience, and growth. Through honest conversation, reflective examples, and faith-centered insight, we reframe th...

In this episode, we dive into a thought that many of us wrestle with: “Am I smart enough?” We explore why so many people feel this way and how the world tends to measure intelligence — through grades, titles, and performance. But is that the full picture? We break down: What intelligence really meansHow God views intelligence (spoiler: it's not just about being book-smart)The powerful difference between worldly wisdom and divine insightAnd why relying on Christ and Heavenly Father — the...

Welcome to 'The Imposters Movement'. Just 2 Pacific girls trying to overcome Imposter syndrome by 'infusing the daily thinking with the sacred'. This episode includes a brief introduction of who we are, the purpose of the movement, what an imposter is and how Jesus Christ can help us silence the effect of these 'imposters'.