I so much I can relate to your story, few weeks ago I was down "imposter syndrome", it took me days to come out of it, that feeling that's others are doing great, why are you moving at a slow pace ..., it kills alot. One thing I learnt and that how was able to pull through the feeling, is that I am in no competition with no one, the most important thing is I strive to be better everyday.
This! The "Why are you moving so slow" thinking had me beating myself up for weeks! It took me talking to other (more advanced and experienced) developers and them literally convincing me it's okay, to stop comparing myself, learn at my own pace and be in competition only with myself to realise it is in fact okay.
I so much I can relate to your story, few weeks ago I was down "imposter syndrome", it took me days to come out of it, that feeling that's others are doing great, why are you moving at a slow pace ..., it kills alot. One thing I learnt and that how was able to pull through the feeling, is that I am in no competition with no one, the most important thing is I strive to be better everyday.
This! The "Why are you moving so slow" thinking had me beating myself up for weeks! It took me talking to other (more advanced and experienced) developers and them literally convincing me it's okay, to stop comparing myself, learn at my own pace and be in competition only with myself to realise it is in fact okay.
And please, what is this "tech Twitter" you mentioned
If you're on Twitter, you can find several inspiring developers you can follow and learn from on your journey. Definitely recommend!
Oh OK thanks