I see 'imposter syndrome' as a 'rite of passage' where as people progress from being a learner to being one of the lower-level top experts, they feel they are n

I see 'imposter syndrome' as a 'rite of passage' where as people progress from being a learner to being one of the lower-level top experts, they feel they are not worthy of being included in the rank of the top experts. That will pass as they become more and more expert in their field and become one of the higher-level top experts themselves.