Actual impostors don't get impostor syndrome
I guess I just don&#x27;t really believe this. It <i>sounds</i> nice, and it might even be a good falsehood to tell yourself for personal motivation—but that doesn&#x27;t make it true.<p>Yes, <i>of course</i> if you&#x27;re an actual fraudster intending to commit fraud, you&#x27;re probably comfortable with committing fraud. But feeling &quot;impostor syndrome&quot; colloquially means  second-guessing whether you&#x27;re good enough to deserve your position.<p>There are absolutely lots of people who are better at their jobs than they think they are. But I have to imagine there are <i>also</i> lots of people who are just as bad as they think they are, if not worse.