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I don't think that's the case at all. It explicitly says "You have to worry about your own work and ignore what everyone else is doing", not "ignore how everyo
by tome 9y ago
I don't think that's the case at all. It explicitly says "You have to worry about your own work and ignore what everyone else is doing", not "ignore how everyone else is interpreting the work you yourself are doing".
Of course this advice isn't good for those who work in a team.
- iamben 9y agoPerhaps, yup. I could be taking it entirely the wrong way, and maybe that's the beauty of it :-) I've spent a lot of time trying to deal with imposter syndrome. I guess I saw the parallel.