Gabriel Parisi-Amon, co-founder, CTO and COO of Nebia, tackles imposter syndrome head-on. He explains how it begins: several small doubts creeping into your mind then growing into a mental block, which can lead to burnout. The cure for imposter syndrome? He says to train the voice in your head to give positive self-talk.
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