Frances Fry

If I think in the age of AI, which one of these is likely to go away, it's that one because that AI just makes that a laughable positioning.

So I do think this one is going to dissipate over time, but certainly up until now,

We all know the person who thinks, oh, well, then that means, you know, blah, blah, blah.

They had to take time to get blah, blah, blah.

And they're putting all that blah, blah, blah in their head.

And we can only fit so much in our head.

I'm always like, oh, my gosh, imagine if you didn't have to store that.

You know what we could be putting in that beautiful mind?

And if I don't know something... And again, you can see it's also why we call them cousins, because you're more likely to go it alone.

Because if you really didn't think you had to go it alone...

you wouldn't think you had to know everything.

Yeah, because by the time we go through all of these,

Everyone is nodding with either I've experienced it or I know others that experienced it.

And these aren't good places to be.

So now let's return to imposter syndrome.

You know what we've done?

We've created a can-do spirit to wanting to get out of imposter syndrome and a path to get out of it, which is it's a distortion from reality.

And so that's all we have to do.

We don't have to overcome a lie.

We're just distorting reality.