Raw Data with Rob Collie7 Feb 2023

The Impostor Syndrome World Championships, w/ Jocelyn Collie

Today's guest, Jocelyn Collie, is the co-founder of P3 Adaptive, and she brings a story or two to share with you on impostor syndrome. But what is impostor syndrome? Have you ever felt like a fake or a fraud despite your accomplishments? That is impostor syndrome. It's when you don't believe in your own abilities and attribute your success to things like luck or outside help or even view yourself as less accomplished or mediocre. And despite what you might think, it's surprisingly common, especially among people, like Jocelyn, who are highly successful.

Jocelyn's story is an incredible journey of overcoming barriers through an almost chameleon-like ability to add to her skill set. No matter where she was, she mastered an ever-growing skillset. Waiting tables, playing musical instruments, writing code, and even jamming for a roller derby team, she really has been there and back again. But you must ask yourself, was she blending in, or was she standing out for self-teaching what others could only dream of learning?

Find out on today's episode! And, as always, if you enjoyed this episode, be sure to leave us a review on your favorite podcast platform!

Also in this episode:

Tinkering is a Way of Life w/Darinee Louvau

Why is Everything So Slow w/ Scott Louvau

Environmental Engineering Meets the Data Gene, w/ MS MVP Alice Drummond

Hello Everybody - Rob's Blog

Camelot – The Holy Grail

Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy

Art Hellyer

The DAX Draft

The Sea Gals

Grave Danger Roller Derby

Grave Danger Group Photo with Natalie Fatality

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