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Get busy. Throw yourself in, over commit, offer to help. You'll be too busy to get caught up in it. That's not a solution, but it is a treatment. Because you c
by LatteLazy 5y ago
Get busy. Throw yourself in, over commit, offer to help. You'll be too busy to get caught up in it.
That's not a solution, but it is a treatment. Because you can't fix it over night.
For treatment 2 thinking exercises help me:
* Remind myself it's their problem if I'm the wrong guy for the job. Your boss/client/coworker will soon say something. And if they do you can't fix it. And if not then there is nothing you can do so why worry.
* Just get good enough at one thing to show one person how it works. Then remember that feeling of teaching someone else: the opposite of imposter syndrome.
- afarrell 5y ago> over commit No. No no no no. This sets you up to under-deliver and lose people’s trust. This means you won’t have enough slack if you need to ask for help and wait for someone to help you.