20 years ago, a friend and I had a conversation about the "impostor syndrome." We laughed when we admitted that we have that condition. Throughout my career I have thought about the impostor syndrome a lot. I have been honored and have accolades heaped on me. But often I don't believe my "Press" has been deserved. From high school when I was honored to be the "Most Likely to Succeed" and through the years I have received honors like "BSU Alumni of the Year," elected twice to be on the board of the College of Western Idaho, etc. I have plaques galore. Since the strokes, I was elected again to be on the board of the College of Western Idaho. The governor appointed me to be on the Board of the Idaho Housing and Finance Association. And I was chosen to be on the board of the American Heart and Stroke Association, the Idaho Chapter. I'm trying to reconcile my life and being a victim of the impostor syndrome. From Wikiped...
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