The Imposter Quiz
Which “Imposter” Is Pretending to Be You?
Take the quiz to reveal the sub-personality (Imposter) running the show—and start living from your Authentic Soul.
“In some cultures, being your true self could get you killed—so people became someone else just to survive.”
— Lisa Haisha
The Imposter Model was born in 2004, while Lisa Haisha was earning her Master’s in Spiritual Psychology and doing soul work with women in prison and children in orphanages. But the roots stretch deeper—into decades of global travel, from Bedouin caves to Hollywood boardrooms.
They weren’t just wearing masks to get ahead—they were wearing them to survive.
They became caretakers to feel worthy. Seductors to feel seen. Jokers to deflect pain. Fixers to maintain control. These weren’t flaws—they were survival strategies. Roles learned in childhood and performed into adulthood.
Lisa began to question:
What if Socrates was wrong?
What if it’s not Know Thyself… but Know ThySelves?
We are not one self—we are a cast.
And when fear leads, our Imposters (those protective sub-personalities) take the mic. But they don’t have to run the show.
The Imposter Model teaches you how to Name, Frame, and Tame them—so you can return to the stage as your Authentic Soul.
Because when we stop silencing our parts
and start playing with them…
we begin to truly know the real “Thyself”
beneath the noise of the many selves.
And no—it doesn’t take decades of therapy
or a mountain of self-help books.
Just three things:
Improv. Curiosity. And Play.
Because life isn’t about finding yourself —
it’s about directing the cast within.
Meet the Imposters
Which one do you identify with?
The Victim
The mothership of all Imposters. Rooted in your wounded inner child, it feeds on blame and helplessness to avoid taking bold action. It whispers, “Life happens to me.”
The Seductor
Charm is its armor, manipulation its defense. It knows how to attract but fears being seen. The Seductor craves connection—yet runs from true intimacy.
The Fixer
A master of distraction. The Fixer pours energy into solving everyone else’s problems, avoiding their own shadow. It confuses control with love.
The Judge
Sharp-eyed and sharper-tongued. The Judge sees flaws everywhere—especially within. It mistakes protection for punishment and self-righteousness for wisdom.
The Egotist
Loud, proud, and secretly scared. The Egotist hides deep insecurity behind arrogance and achievements. It’s addicted to applause but terrified of silence.
The Over Thinker
This one spirals. Fast. It analyzes everything to avoid feeling anything. A perfectionist in disguise, the Overthinker seeks certainty and finds paralysis.
The Joker
Always laughing, never revealing. The Joker hides pain behind punchlines, using humor as armor against vulnerability. Fun on the outside—numb on the inside.
The Authentic Soul
The voice beneath the noise. Present, peaceful, and aligned with a deeper truth. It doesn’t perform—it radiates. When this self leads, life flows with purpose, joy, and love.
