The Imposter Syndrome

Martin: We all do it at different times. I was having a similar conversation with somebody a few days ago, and the phrasing that this person used was talking about a third person who wants to be right more than he wants to be happy. The question is, do I need to be right to prove that I should be here? Or what else should I be? Right? That's the question we ought to ask ourselves,. But sometimes we just want to beright to prove ourselves. Martin: Bad decisions taken from a good process are still not bad decisions. They may be bad in retrospect, but taken following an accepted and well-tested process they're OK.