I say I've got Impostor Syndrome, but honestly I think I'm just faking it.
More seriously, recording accomplishments is good, but also keeping a list of "I'll be a bit more awesome when" goals. It's easy to disparage a recent achievement, while forgetting that a few months (or years) ago it might have seemed entirely out of reach.
Also, you clearly don't have impostor syndrome - you can't even spell it. ;-)
Jenn is a self taught web developer who specializes in usability and accessibility. She is easily spotted at conferences by her bright lipstick and various code dresses and t-shirts.
I say I've got Impostor Syndrome, but honestly I think I'm just faking it.
More seriously, recording accomplishments is good, but also keeping a list of "I'll be a bit more awesome when" goals. It's easy to disparage a recent achievement, while forgetting that a few months (or years) ago it might have seemed entirely out of reach.
Also, you clearly don't have impostor syndrome - you can't even spell it. ;-)
Oh no! I am an imposter at being an impostor. ;)
Well at least this lead to me finding this interesting article on trying to determine which spelling is correct.
I slouch corrected. English is always delightful at supporting multiple spellings, even ignoring the mid-Atlantic rift...