A talent ‘disturbed’ in his own mind, with often explosive statements and sometimes out of place against other people. As it has been done recently, light out Jannik Siner on the case Clostebolattacking several times. In the last few hours, in a podcast hosted by him, he analyzed himself, saying: “Sometimes I feel I have impostor syndrome – his words – when I think about some of the things I’ve been able to do in my career. When I see some of the people I got on my podcast. I know that having a can of Stryda with me at all times on my podcast and introducing it to the biggest names will be a hit. Obviously there are a lot of people who hate it Nick Kyrgiosbut there is a sea of fans who love my truth.”
Today Kyrgios, who has been out of action since last year due to various physical ailments, has invested in some businesses, becoming, for example, the co-owner of an Australian beer Stryda: “One of the first things I did was buy a house in the Bahamas,” he said. I’m very lucky that my parents took care of these things when I was on the other side of the world trying to hit a tennis ball.”
But what is it impostor syndrome? The syndrome a psychological condition that affects those who have achieved success but believe they do not deserve itwithout metabolizing them. He feels like a burden, lucky to have received these qualities which, in his opinion, do not depend on his skill but on other external factors.
2024-10-11 11:01:00
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