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I have lost all motivation, i feel like an imposter and keep thinking I'm never enough, that I'm growing dumber with each passing day. How do you get out of this mindset? I really want to improve, upskill and learn more.

Started working in a new org two months back as a PM. while discussing new requirememts with the tech I am always affraid that whatever I am saying is correct or not. As I am not familiar with all the systems. Sometimes during sprint planning tech will tell me or my manager would say you missed this scenario or this functionality works like this so we may have some issue in approach you are taking. I feel like everyone is judging me if I am making any mistake. No idea how to overcome this , pretty low on confidence now a days and keep on thinking am I good enough ?

Seeing colleagues getting promoted while your contribution goes unnoticed. Working on projects that none of your peers care about. Figuring out the balance between work and personal life. Regret of ignoring physical health due to work. There are endless reasons that can trigger the imposter syndrome. How are you guys coping up with this?

Travelling over the next few hours. Thought of doing an AMA. First job out of college, 8+ year experience. TC :1.8cr

Share your greatest challenge so far(personal or professional)? Let others learn from your experiences. P.S: I need some motivation to get through everyday mental grind..

Want to discuss if sabbatical being a taboo is valid and peoples opinions of it. I will start with mine Background - 8 years in tech 3 company switches Sabbatical of 1 month, 3 month and 6 month between each break. Personal experience - quite enriching. Though there was panic and anxiety of not having a job during the period, it truly helped me take a step back, reassess my career trajectory, and mostly just Destress and re prioritise Every now and then i loose my true love for tech and product and the sabbaticals helped me to rediscover that by just reading about technology that was not outcome driven ( like for switching a job) Quite rewarding each time in terms of salary jumps also. I think i was able to make a better case for myself at a particular position just because i had more time to process stuff from last job. It also helped me make better decisions for next thing which has in general helped me shape my career better ( i think atleast) Open to anyone sharing their stories/perspectives related to sabbaticals

How do you spend your time after work hours and on weekends? Are you focusing on learning new skills, working on side projects, or something else?

what are some projects or side hustles you have been working on besides your day job? I've been wanting to build some AI wrappers but can't find the time. is it possible to work on this on weekends/free time?

Recently got into buildspace s5 ! Here is my idea, would you be willing to pay for it? Any feedback would be appreciated :)

I’ve been suffering from this all my life. My confidence has improved over time, but there are times when I still feel this returning. How do you guys n gals deal with this at work?