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Geniuses often struggle with selfdoubt and imposter syndrome from "summary" of Genius by James Gleick

Geniuses, those rare individuals capable of extraordinary feats of intellect and creativity, are not immune to feelings of self-doubt and imposter syndrome. Despite their exceptional abilities, many geniuses find themselves wrestling with insecurities about their own talents and accomplishments. This internal struggle can be both surprising and disheartening, as one might assume that individuals of such exceptional talent would be free from doubts about their abilities. In his book "Genius," James Gleick explores the complexities of genius and delves into the inner workings of the minds of some of history's most brilliant minds. Through his research and analysis, Gleick reveals that geniuses often grapple with feelings of inadequacy and fraudulence, despite their undeniable talents and achievements. This phenomenon, known as imposter syndrome, is not limited to those who are just starting out in their careers; even established geniuses can expe...
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    Genius

    James Gleick

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