Published: 12 Feb 2023 › Updated: 12 Feb 2023
Imposter Syndrome vs Reality
This is some food for thoughts for those affected by Imposter Syndrome.
The above is a screen grab from the Twitter post shared by career_re.
#AcademicTwitter It is always worth sharing this every now and again! We are not imposters!😃#phdlife #phdvoice pic.twitter.com/JSw7sowu2y
— Re-energising Your Career (@career_re) February 9, 2023
Wonderful way of looking at the uniqueness of our knowledge and experience. This is an important appreciation for educators as well as academics.
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