Rachel Wayne
1 min readMay 10, 2018

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This is a great piece. I admit I suffer from Imposter Syndrome. I tried to explain it to a therapist who thought it meant that one was pretending to be better than they are. That assumption affirmed my Imposter Syndrome. I have obsessed over productivity systems such as Getting Things Done rather than getting things done. I gave spent way too much money on planners and colored pens. And I’ve turned away every compliment with a “no big deal” or “it wasn’t that great.” I’m certainly not super perfect or accomplished, but calling myself a failure is pretty stupid! (There I go again.) Thanks for the article.

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Rachel Wayne

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