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Stephen Curry Says He Still Suffers Impostor Syndrome Despite NBA and Business Success

He revealed to CNBC that his doubts extend beyond basketball into ventures from media to philanthropy

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Overview

  • He told CNBC he continues to experience impostor syndrome despite being a four-time NBA champion and two-time MVP.
  • Curry said his self-doubt stretches across his basketball career, media company, bourbon brand, youth golf tour and Eat. Learn. Play. philanthropy.
  • In March, he became the first NBA player to reach 4,000 career 3-pointers, highlighting the contrast between his milestones and his personal insecurities.
  • Wife Ayesha Curry has also spoken about her own impostor syndrome, noting her husband’s encouragement helps her tackle doubts.
  • They emphasize that their open discussions reflect a widespread issue, with about 82% of Americans reporting similar self-doubt, according to the American Psychological Association.