In episode 3, I addressed this very subject while talking about “impostor syndrome.” Here’s another take on it, based on an article I wrote back in 2015, before I realized “impostor syndrome” was actually a thing. Sometimes you have a feeling and are only able to name it once you find other people who experience it, too, you know? So, here it is, a five-year-old perspective that has remained fresh.
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