鈥淚t's all about mindset.鈥
Dr Ranj encourages a teaching assistant to believe in himself in this film.
Is self-doubt holding you back?
In this film Dr Ranj Singh goes back to school to help a teaching assistant looking for the confidence to take the next step in his career.
Kela Lewis-Morin is training to be a teacher, but often doubts his own abilities: 鈥淓very day I'm nervous about, can I do it鈥 am I good enough?鈥 He says: 鈥淚 know I'm not growing and I want to grow.鈥
Dr Ranj is one of the resident doctors on This Morning, and host of BAFTA award-winning CBeebies series, Get Well Soon. His work can be found in numerous magazines and websites where he gives expert opinion and advice on a range of physical and mental health matters. He鈥檚 also author of two children鈥檚 books.
In the film he pays a surprise visit to Kela, to offer advice based on his own experience.
He tells Kela that when he was younger, there was a time he worried he wasn鈥檛 good enough: 鈥淚 held myself back on a lot of things. It's only when I got into my 20s that I thought hang on a second, hang on. If I'm not careful life is going to pass me by.鈥
This is part of a series of films in which celebrities go back to school to support teachers. Click here to watch Theo Paphitis help a perfectionist see the bigger picture, and here to watch Janet Street-Porter reminding a teacher of the impact she鈥檚 had on her pupils.
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Back to school with Theo Paphitis video
鈥淟ooking at the bigger picture is really important...鈥 Theo Paphitis helps a perfectionist under pressure in this short film.
Back to school with Janet Street-Porter. video
In this short film award winning journalist and Loose Women presenter Janet Street-Porter goes back to school to help a hard-working teacher in need of a boost.
How do I stop feeling like a fraud? document
A look at the condition called "imposter phenomenon" and how teachers are one of the groups that suffer with it.
