Growing up, I struggled with Imposter Syndrome. I felt like I was never good enough, so I became a perfectionist (a part of my personality). Mistakes reminded me of my imperfections, causing me to withdraw from challenges. I hid my work, fearing others would discover my flaws. Despite the praise, I felt unworthy and incompetent.

I longed to be normal, but the pressure of being 'that person' stressed me. While others thrived despite their mistakes, I remained unhappy and struggling. It dawned on me that many people embrace their imperfections and achieve success, while am left in the corner of the room hiding.

Determined to break free, I began to understand that I'm created with strengths and weaknesses. I accepted that I won't always get it right because I'm imperfect. Instead of focusing on mistakes, I started celebrating progress. I now own my work, imperfections and all, realizing there was nothing wrong with me.

Today, I'm doing great. I've overcome the Imposter Syndrome that held me captive. I've learned to appreciate my growth embrace my uniqueness and let God be my guide.