I know this feeling too well.
The weight of responsibility. The silence of uncertainty. The pressure to appear confident when deep down, you're questioning everything.
It’s not incompetence. It’s not weakness.
It’s leadership.
The kind that feels lonely because no one tells you how much of the job is learning to hold doubt without letting it hold you back.
What changed everything for me wasn’t getting rid of doubt—it was learning to stay grounded in the middle of it. To build a quiet, inner place where my self-trust lives, regardless of the noise.
Because when you stop needing to look certain, you start becoming clear.
This is the real work. And it’s what separates leaders who perform from those who truly lead.