oh yeah this def sounds familiar:<p><pre><code>    * You dismiss complements, awards, and positive reinforcement as "no big deal."</code></pre>
- just reached 35K visitors after 2 months, down to top 100K in Alexa. Page Rank of 5. Meh...why isn't it a million? Why isn't it top 10,000? Why isn't is Page Rank 7?<p><pre><code>    * You are crushed by mild, constructive criticism.</code></pre>
-Well I wouldn't say crushed, but it does affect me more than it should. i.e. I've had like 6 complaints about the design. After like 50,000 people saw the site since it launched. Yet it already made me start working on a redesign.<p><pre><code>    * You believe you're not as smart/talented/capable as other people think you are.</code></pre>
-oh yeah, I feel like other people on HN can code stuff in their sleep, while all I do is hack things together in firebug.<p><pre><code>    * You worry others will discover you're not as smart/talented/capable as they think you are.</code></pre>
-oh yeah, it just feels too easy, like I'm not doing any actual work.<p><pre><code>    * You think other people with similar jobs are more "adult" than you are, and they "have their shit together" while you flounder around.</code></pre>
-oh yeah, I feel that while I spend my time "hacking" things together, others are on the phone getting coverage from CNN. That in the same period others would have created 500x more features.<p><pre><code>    * You feel your successes are due more to luck than ability; with your failures it's the other way around.</code></pre>
-definitely, if I fail it's like I wasn't trying hard enough. If I win, it's just the luck of the draw,<p><pre><code>    * You find it difficult to take credit for your accomplishments.</code></pre>
-Well this one not really. I don't mind taking credit. But in the back of my mind, I feel like the credit is due to luck, rather than any special work on my part. It's like anyone could hit the same #s if they tried.<p><pre><code>    * You feel that you're the living embodiment of "fake it until you make it."</code></pre>
-that's actually my motto.