I haven't experienced imposter syndrome, and maybe you haven't either
rachsmith.com/2017/i-dont-have-imposter-syndrome
What Jamie wrote
I hear people use the imposter syndrome term a lot and I really dislike it. Most successful people I know leap to tasks that are above their current skills. That is how many people gain skills. Usually, it’s a good thing in my experience. I’m not suggesting this isn't a real thing for some people, but I think it’s self-assigned far too often.
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