How to deal with insecurity when you feel other's UX Design work is better?

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Insecurity and imposter syndrome are inevitable when you’re learning something new. They’ll make you question your abilities, but they’re also proof that you’re stepping out of your comfort zone. Don’t let them define you. Instead, see them as part of the process. Every designer you admire has felt the same. What sets them apart is that they kept going, even with the doubts. Focus on your own journey, one step at a time. Keep learning, keep improving, and trust that every challenge is shaping you into something stronger. Growth isn’t easy, but it’s always worth it.

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