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See a shrink. Get it sorted.
So what can you do ? Make the most of it. Squeeze as much value as you can out of this opportunity. Be the best student you can be. Use every resource you can that the university offers you, pull yourself out of your comfort zone and learn everything you can in college. And then really make something out of yourself. Succeed in law firms or litigation or academia or whatever and give back to those less fortunate. Count your blessings and stop pitying yourself because youβre perceiving someone else as having an easier time than yourself.
Jk. Imposter syndrome is common. It happens to a lot of us. Try keeping your thoughts at bay and keep working.
What should I do?