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    It’s not me, it’s you

    Aug 02, 2022 2 minutes

    You are not enough. You don’t really belong here. They’re just tolerating you. For now.

    Originally proposed by two psychologists in the 1970s, ‘imposter syndrome’ (IS) is a popular term used to describe feelings of inadequacy and unworthiness, in spite of objective evidence of accomplishment.

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