If she was not willing to learn then what was she going to do with the rest of her life. I can relate to that, as I am learning on my own, with my children and as things change in the world. It depends on your needs obviously as not everyone wants to be constantly learning as some think that when they leave school that’s the end of their learning.
Some persons consider that imposter syndrome, you just should not be there. You are in an environment/situation that way beyond your capacity. By contrast other think they are just outside of their comfort zone and that’s why they feel the way they do. They don’t think they shouldn’t be there they just feel that they have pushed themselves outside of where they usually are.
I think I have enjoyed some of the journey not all, but I won’t lie I can look back and appreciate many of the things that have happened to me, the good, the bad and anything in between.
But how can we make what can be considered the “right” decision if we don’t have the skills to help ourselves?
That for me is a no brainer. I would be going back to being a six year old. Imagine basically starting life over and having the knowledge that I have now.
Working towards betterment in my mind is going on that journey never knowing where the final destination will be.