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Eugene Yan shares strategies for managing chronic imposter syndrome

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Eugene Yan discusses the persistent feeling of imposter syndrome, even among highly accomplished individuals. He shares personal anecdotes from his career, highlighting how a lack of traditional credentials led to feelings of inadequacy despite his successes. Yan notes that even renowned figures like Albert Einstein, Maya Angelou, and Meryl Streep have expressed similar self-doubts, suggesting that external validation does not necessarily alleviate these internal feelings. AI

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