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 <div class="p-4 font-mono border-l-2 border-primary bg-mbg my-6">Talent is just pursued interest.</div>
 
-The keyword here is interest. If I feel that I'm way too behind something I have no interest in, say assembly development, no matter how hard I try I will never be able to create my own assembly debugger. You simply cannot have impostor syndrome over something you have no interest in. 
+The keyword here is interest. If I feel that I'm way too behind in something I have no interest in, say assembly development, no matter how hard I try I will never be able to create my own assembly debugger. You simply cannot have impostor syndrome over something you have no interest in. 
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 ### Do not hit the panic button
 One thing to avoid is over panicing and thinking it's already over for you. Comparing yourself to some person who is leagues above you, will obviously lead to stress. Do not feel hopeless seeing that you are at the bottom and someone is on a peak that seems too steep for you. Rather than that, I would focus on carving a staircase out of it, figuring out where do I lack and how do I learn those things. Do not keep over ambitious goals, you cannot aim to create the entirety of neovim at your first attempt in a terminal text editor, keep them realistic at first, like just getting basic insertion, deletion, and movement commands. 
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 `capabilities are what you are capable of`
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-And just do things dude. Your time and efforts would eventually win. You might start out bad, but proper execution overcomes all, you just need to develop an interest for it. Many people, because I'm 17 (as of writing this blog), think I'm some child prodigy whose been programming since the last decade of something. Let me show you how [dumb I was](/blog/how-to-not-make-quiz) till the last year. I used to think backend  is something I would never get the hand of, and now I am working on my kind of a mini SaaS [floww](https://git.new/floww). Impostor syndrome has made me get out of my ReactJS comfort zone bubble and try out new frameworks, new languages, and sometimes, even switching from web development to low level. You do not need self discipline or some sophisticated daily routine to upskill yourself, a dose of impostor syndrome should be enough.
+And just do things dude. Your time and efforts would eventually win. You might start out bad, but proper execution overcomes all, you just need to develop an interest for it. Many people, because I'm 17 (as of writing this blog), think I'm some child prodigy whose been programming since the last decade or something. Let me show you how [dumb I was](/blog/how-to-not-make-quiz) till the last year. I used to think backend  is something I would never get the hand of, and now I am working on my kind of a mini SaaS [floww](https://git.new/floww). Impostor syndrome has made me get out of my ReactJS comfort zone bubble and try out new frameworks, new languages, and sometimes, even switching from web development to low level. You do not need self discipline or some sophisticated daily routine to upskill yourself, a dose of impostor syndrome should be enough.
 
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