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I had this convo with a friend recently — you must try to avoid looping on whether you're "good enough" or "deserve" x, y, z. There's no authority that can answer that. There's no divine stone tablet for self-grading. This is a perniciously egotistic way to drive yourself insane.https://twitter.com/webdevMason/status/1220862873942937602 …
For whatever it's worth, you have my permission to accept it as a given that you're a perfectly fine human being, and to avoid self-referential thoughts as much as possible. If you can manage it, you'll probably find yourself getting a lot more done and feeling quite a bit better
You also may make better choices, because "this is a thing I'd like to do/make" is a better reason for doing stuff than "this will provide evidence that I am good enough." I've met many people stuck doing variations of the latter, feeling unmotivated, tired & still insufficient
Feeling good about yourself often *follows* the doing stuff, and it's really upsetting to see people put the cart in front of the horse and then blame themselves for traveling at very low speeds
agreed, I'd even say that "deserving" is kind of a fake idea when it comes to object-level reality like deserving is an abstraction that's sometimes useful, but what you can actually *do* is a billion times more important idk if I'm phrasing this sensibly
Makes sense to me 
I think similar thoughts when it comes to relationships. Do I *deserve* to be with my partner? No, and that's ok. No one does. So, why not me?
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