Have you recently graduated from university and have a psychology degree? Perhaps you have started a path in any other helping profession? Or have you undergone professional retraining and also at the very beginning of your journey? Many of your colleagues write blogs, write articles and posts on social networks or on professional platforms. You read articles by other, more experienced psychologists, doctors, and teachers. You understand that they have achieved some results in their professional activities, they have a wealth of experience. But you don’t dare to show up. You get the feeling that it's not enough yet. I’ll go through one more training and start. I’ll work for a year or two or three, etc. and I can express my opinion. In the meantime... Typical impostor syndrome that visits almost all novice specialists. This is fine. It `s naturally. But then the question arises: won’t you regret that you didn’t start right now doing something for which you will be grateful to yourself in a year? What benefit can you bring now with your knowledge and human qualities? You are already ENOUGH to manifest and bring light to people. All you have to do is start. Create a community. Share your experience and support. Write articles, blog. After all, there is so much information that we can primarily give to our clients. So let it be in your article, post! Ready information for bibliotherapy. It will also help structure your thoughts and judgments as a professional. It will be your calling card. As for advanced training, this is certainly an important and logical stage that will last a lifetime. He will always be with us. But perhaps he will become more productive if the specialist starts from the position: I already have the qualifications to be useful to people. Future training will only expand my capabilities. Operating from a place of abundance is what truly inspires new achievements. Colleagues, share your thoughts. Tell us about your path to becoming a professional!