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Bisi Alimi Reflects on Overcoming Imposter Syndrome During Major Milestone
Bisi Alimi, an influential gay rights advocate, recently took to social media to share his battle with imposter syndrome following his recognition at the Attitude Magazine Awards.
Alimi revealed that, in the lead-up to the event, he was plagued with feelings of self-doubt and unworthiness, questioning his right to be celebrated.
He described this emotional struggle as part of the “success downer” syndrome, where significant achievements are met with feelings of emptiness rather than joy.
To combat these negative thoughts, Alimi repeatedly reminded himself of the reasons he deserved the award and the importance of appreciating the moment.
Despite his fears of appearing insincere, he chose not to prepare a speech. Instead, he leaned on the support of his husband, who helped keep him grounded throughout the experience.
Alimi’s candid reflection ended with a call to his followers for advice: “How do you handle imposter syndrome during significant moments in your life?”
This open question invites others to share their experiences and coping strategies, fostering a sense of community and mutual support.
Nigerian producer Ayebo Yemi Solomon takes to the media to express his dissatisfaction in being left out by rapper Olamide. It can be noted that the singer was inspired by the producer film “Yemi My Lover”.
In a recent interview, Solomon shares his expectations with being recognized by the rapper but was forgotten. He still shows appreciation to the fact that his work inspired that singer.
“Olamide didn’t call me when he released the song. I was happy, but not happy. When the video dropped, I was expecting a call, at least a feature. I tried to see him, but it didn’t work.”
Popular Nigerian Actress Tina Mbah shares helpful advice to her colleagues who are in a tough place between marriage and careers.
During a recent interview, the actress shared how some of her colleagues might feel pressure to a partner not supporting their career and gave a helpful tip. She shared that your partner can still support you and you don’t have to give your career as an actor.
“Marriage is important but nobody put a gun to my head or to your head to do it. There are so many people in this world. If this didn’t work, another may work. You will meet a soulmate, someone who will be supportive. Just be true to yourself. Don’t go for the dazzles, be an antique babe like me.”
Mother of American Rapper DDG, Tonya reacts to restraining order and allegations against her son.
It can be recalled that Halle Bailey recently spoke out against the rapper and claimed abuse by the rapper. The actress was also recently granted a restraining order against DDG which grants a 100 yard distance from him.
His mother, Tonya then takes to social media to leave a comment on the allegations made “I don’t usually comment or say anything on this Internet even with all this negativity, the lies, hatred against mine. However, these accusations have made me realize that I’ve been quiet too long”.
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