40. It’s All in the Illusion
This one is a bit relatable. It is, in a sense, a bit of a symptom of impostor syndrome. Until you realize that absolutely everyone is making things up as they go, and no one actually knows what they’re doing and are just pretending to know what they’re doing.

Especially in today’s work marketplace, companies are far more demanding for skills and experience that is pretty unreasonable to have given they are usually offering entry-level positions. What else can you do except try to convince them you are suited for the job?
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