So about my

my imposter syndrome, and I was asked about my imposter syndrome.

And I've discussed my imposter syndrome a lot publicly,

because it's something that I've struggled with since I was a teenager.

And it was interesting because the last time I was asked about my imposter syndrome,

I had an epiphany while answering that

imposter syndrome is not really a relevant struggle for me in my life

anymore.

It's definitely still a challenge.

It's something that is not fully resolved, but it's not as big of a deal as it used to be for me.

And this was sort of a pleasant surprise

because I didn't really do anything in particular to alleviate my imposter syndrome. I didn't take specific steps to

improve it, it just sort of improved naturally and so I sat down a few hours ago today and tried to figure out what happened.

Why is it not as big of a deal anymore?

And I think I figured out how I did it.

And so that's sort of what I want to discuss today. How I sort of fixed my imposter

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