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98 Nobody talks about why the most competent people often feel the least confident, and it isn’t impostor syndrome, it’s that competence was the price they paid for not being noticed too closely

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Silicon Canals Editorial Team @ Silicon Canals · today 03:48 EDT

Nobody talks about why the most competent people often feel the least confident, and it isn’t impostor syndrome, it’s that competence was the price they paid for not being noticed too closely

The standard explanation for why high achievers feel insecure is impostor syndrome. But for many, competence was never about pride or achievement. It was a strategy a child invented to avoid being examined too closely — and the strategy outlived its usefulness decades ago.

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