/Imposter: imposter syndrome when learning programming

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Description of the Feature Request

/imposter
Everyone struggles with imposter syndrome when learning programming, so this is a reminder to not compare yourself to anyone else.

Whenever someone shares a project or a specific timeline, remember that this is only a part of the story. There are many factors that can be hidden, such as:

• How much previous experience they
• If someone else
• If any project requirements were skipped

In addition, people struggle with imposter syndrome because they have the expectation that they should know more. However, everyone's learning journey is unique and so everyone will have different knowledge. Instead of expecting yourself to learn everything, just focus on learning the next step in your journey. When you get stuck, ask others around you to help share their knowledge.

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1. explain its normal to feel like this.
2. explain hidden variables behind someone else completing in less time.
3. even when in similar situation explain someone else success is not your failure.
4. handle expectations.
5. include the graphic above or any similar.

Additional information

https://discord.com/channels/505093832157691914/1323331621272813590/1323822745301024853
this cool draft is by @rlmoser99 :>