After 16 years and four ambassador titles, I still feel behind most weeks. Here is why I stopped treating that feeling as a problem to fix, and what it actually costs the people who feel it most.
I have been building software for sixteen years.
I have four ambassador titles I earned honestly.
And last week I sat at my desk at eleven at night, certain that everyone else my age was further ahead than me.
You know that feeling.
The one where you scroll past someone's launch, someone's promotion, someone's clean little success, and a cold voice says you should be there by now.
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