Everything is magical before it gets explored. I have seen people celebrating and cheering on their success. Seeing those moments, my mind says- they should celebrate since they have achieved it”. But when it comes to me, I feel happy for just 1-2 minutes and believe – ‘I got lucky’, ‘this isn’t a big thing’, ‘everyone can do this, ‘there is nothing special about this and me’. Am I the only one with such a problem? If you feel the same, I am sorry to say that you are infected just like me. You are experiencing “Imposter Syndrome”. Psychologists first described this syndrome in 1978 and an estimated 70% of people experience it at some point in their lives. What is it actually? The persistent inability to believe that one’s success is deserved or has been legitimately achieved as a result of one’s own efforts or skills. In simple terms- It is the belief that we are not as competent or talented as people think we are. I do follow Dr. Ali Abdaal, a medical doctor and a...