This blog post is also available as a video. Would you prefer to watch/listen to me tell you about how I've learned to enjoy doing what I'm bad at?

There are a great number of things that I'm bad at. One thing I'm bad at (but that I'm trying to get better at) is being more-accepting of the fact automattic, music, study, work, piano, imposter syndrome, coaching, covid-19, education

Ruth wrote an excellent post this month entitled Wonder Syndrome. It attempts to reframe imposter syndrome (which is strongly, perhaps disproportionately, present in tech fields) as a positive indicator that there's still more to learn:
Being aware of the boundaries of our knowledge doesn’t make u automattic, psychology, three rings, devcamp, technology, imposter syndrome