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I once saw a Field medal winning mathematician give a talk about some ideas crossing the boundary between math and theoretical physics. After 5 minutes he stopped, turned to the audience & said (roughly) "Sorry, I'm incredibly nervous. You're all real physicist!...
... And I'm really worried I have no idea what I'm talking about." [Spoiler: he did.] I think of that often when confronting Imposter Syndrome. The person who ran the group did a nice thing, actually: she said "[Name], the secret is everyone feels that way."
It’s an odd thing, since nobody wants to show a lack of confidence in themselves, so the fact that imposter syndrome is so widespread is obscured. I’m always surprised to hear that people I regard as titans of my field have the same self-doubts I do, but many do.
I sat in an interview last week and got asked what I did - in my head it was "did I actually do anything" and verbally I said "I thought it was a cool project". But after going back over the notes I wrote for the project proposal...
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