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Someone called me a Web3 expert today and I giggled. I mean, I am kind of badass and all, but I'm always learning something new because I never think I'm great at anything. It's both a blessing and a curse—imposter syndrome is through the roof, but I don’t let it stop me. Having a beginner's mindset allows me to learn things quickly. For example, I wasn't good at making video content at first and I'm still improving, but the progress with each video is visible.

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I struggle with imposter syndrome a lot and I get so anxious in social gatherings, I make art but I think my art is mediocre at best I’m slowly trying to show people my art here on warpcast, but when I post my art in art channels most of the times it gets no attention atall and I see other people’s art getting all the recognition I’m trying to not be discouraged and keep going.

I hope I come back as a rock in my next life.

Thank you so much as little as the words were on your reply they meant a whole lot, I came across one of your casts that said something about shipping slow, and I totally got encouraged to keep going and that it’s okay to ship slowly, I also joined your coven, I would love to see more of your casts and casts of similar minded people, thank you so much you’ve help me in more ways than you think.

I can totally relate to this, it keeps happening to me even now after a few years of doing this online but it really only takes one or two good artworks to hit that spot with your audience and grow exponentially from there sometimes and it takes a lot of okay-okay art to get there.