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> You can believe in yourself without faking anything... I don't think so. Self-doubt is natural. Mandatory, really. Someone who never has moments of self-d

> You can believe in yourself without faking anything... I don't think so. Self-doubt is natural. Mandatory, really. Someone who never has moments of self-doubt is a bad investment risk; it means they probably aren't thinking hard enough about what could go wrong. But concealing those doubts is also mandatory: if you can't, it may be a sign that you have more problems than you know how to deal with.

matte_black 9y ago
It is not mandatory, it merely requires courage to go forward knowing you could fail and things could go wrong. If you choose to ignore it and fake your way up, you are not being brave, you are being delusional. I'm not sure if delusional people are good investments.