Knowledge catalogue / Mindset
A lot of the tactical questions owners ask are really a proxy for reassurance. The imposter feeling dresses itself up as a practical problem.
"Is my price right", "am I good enough for this client", "what are my blind spots": these often aren't really tactical questions, they're a request for reassurance. Capable, established owners feel this as much as beginners do. The tell is reaching for a tactic when what you actually want is permission. Naming it helps, because the answer usually isn't another tactic, it's evidence: you've done the work, you have the results, and the feeling is not a fact. The fix isn't to eliminate the feeling, it's to stop letting it make your commercial decisions, like pricing low or not following up, on your behalf.
Next time you're chasing a tactic, ask whether you actually need the tactic or just need reassurance. Name which one it is, because the honest answer changes what you do next.