My confidence in just about everything regularly oscillates between Dunning-Kruger and imposter syndrome

father, husband, css golfer, ux engineer, silently defining variables as /sdv sdv.wtf

Do you actively pretend or do you passively forget you're not confident?

the best confidence hack I ever learned was just to pretend that I feel confident about something until I actually am (at least most of the time, sometimes I still feel like an imposter about things I'm uniquely qualified for)

Forget you're bad at one thing by thinking you're good at something else, then repeat!

The imposter syndrome is real, I can relate 
How do you get out of that