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I'm going to be honest I only chose law because my parents provided me with an ultimatum (either doctor/engineer/lawyer) but over the few years I've grown to sort of like the legal field and it also probably doesn;t help that my cousin brother is a very successful 5th year law student with whom I'm always going to be compared to...
Sorry for this long post, but I'm asking whether any other LI member faced the same & how they overcame it & also how to get rid of imposter syndrome throughout my journey of 5 years?