I have had impostor syndrome, but it died pretty quickly. You don't need a degree. I do an excellent job for clients of my company; and I know what I'm worth t

I have had impostor syndrome, but it died pretty quickly. You don't need a degree. I do an excellent job for clients of my company; and I know what I'm worth to them. The many thousands of dollars per week are worth it because I'm the real deal. You are probably not an impostor, you're probably just more valued than you know. And if all of that rationalization fails; you should know that you don't have any obligation to prove that you're worth what you're compensated. That responsibility falls solely on those compensating you.