The Feeling of Ascending to Heaven: Reader Reviews & Ratings

The Feeling of Ascending to Heaven
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The Feeling of Ascending to Heaven

Yue Xiaodong

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Guy

Lisa's story hit hard. Her feeling of not belonging at Harvard made me realize how common imposter syndrome is, even for high achievers.

Declan

Lisa's story hit hard because it shows how imposter syndrome steals confidence from hardworking students.

Dominic

Lisa's story about imposter syndrome hit hard. Seeing her struggle with her accent and feeling like a fraud made me realize how common that feeling is in high-pressure environments.

Patti

Lisa's story really hit home for me. It shows how easy it is to feel like a fraud even when you worked hard.

Kali02

This book shows how imposter syndrome destroys even the most successful students.

Doyle99

Lisa's story about feeling like a fraud at Harvard really hit home for me.

Glenn

Lisa's story really hit home because imposter syndrome feels so common among high achievers.

Sharon07

Lisa's story really hit home for me about feeling like a fraud.

Philip

The story of Lisa perfectly captures how imposter syndrome makes small-town students feel invisible at elite schools, making it deeply relatable.

Edwin88

The story of Lisa really hit home for me. Seeing how her small-town pride turned into crushing imposter syndrome at Harvard made me realize how common that feeling of not belonging actually is.

Rolando

This book really helped me understand why I feel like a fraud at my own university despite all my success.

Buck18

The book helps me understand why my parents worry about my career choices.

Noel

The stories are sad and make me feel like I am not good enough.

Margo

The story of Lisa felt so real, showing how imposter syndrome can crush even the brightest students at elite schools.

Will88

The story of Lisa perfectly captures the feeling of not belonging despite being smart.

Blanche

This book honestly describes how imposter syndrome feels at elite schools, making me realize my own fears are normal.

Gayle

This book honestly describes the hidden pain behind Ivy League success. Lisa story shows how imposter syndrome destroys confidence when you feel like a fraud among brilliant peers. It makes me realize achievement does not equal worth. Dr Yue validates feelings instead of pushing hard fixes. A gentle guide for anyone struggling with self doubt and shame in competitive environments today.

Winston

Lisa's story about feeling like a fraud at Harvard really hit home for me.

John

The story of Jia Hui explains how immigrant parents love their children deeply. The book uses a 'Three Circles' tool to show how she found her own passion for writing instead of following her father's strict demand for a law career. This part taught me that empathy can bridge the gap between family expectations and personal dreams, proving that we can honor our roots while still pursuing our authentic path.

Madelyn

Lisa's story about feeling like a fraud at Harvard really hits home for anyone who has ever doubted their place despite all their success.