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The Problem ‼️
The feeling that you receive more accolades than you deserve, especially in a creative field, is often linked to Imposter Syndrome. Does this resonate with what you’re experiencing?
This psychological phenomenon is characterized by self-doubt, feelings of inadequacy, and the belief that one’s success is undeserved or that you’ve somehow “tricked” others into thinking you’re more talented than you are. Despite external validation and achievements, people with imposter syndrome feel like frauds and worry about exposure.
In creative fields, where self-expression and originality are highly valued, imposter syndrome can be especially prevalent. Creatives might question whether their work is truly valuable or if the recognition they receive is simply due to luck or timing rather than their actual talent or effort.
A Glimpse Into My Story🌟
As a software engineer, I’m considered a “creative,” and imposter syndrome is common among creatives, even highly accomplished ones. It’s often fueled by the subjective nature of art and creativity, where…
