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Have you ever doubt yourself of your achievements , skills and talents and attribute your success to luck or timing ? If the answer is YES, you may have Impostor Syndrome. Imposter syndrome  is when a person has an exaggerated sense of doubt about their achievements and fear that others will expose them as frauds. SYMPTOMS Ask yourself the following questions: Do you worry that others will find out that you are not competent or capable as they think you are? Do you think that you have unknowingly deceived people into thinking that you are good enough for this job, but in reality you are not? Do you feel really undeserving of many of your successes? Will I be good enough ?What happens If I don't live up to everyone's expectations? Do you fear that at any moment, you can be exposed as a fraud? Do you avoid taking on additional tasks for the fear that you will distract  from or compromise the quality of your other tasks? Do you feel that your success is due to outside circumstanc...

Today is March 14 3/14  specifically Pi Day Let us learn some interesting facts about Pi, the infinitely long never ending number. Pi is the ratio of Circumference of any circle to its diameter. So for every circle its Boundary is Pi times longer than its diameter. The value of  is 3.14159265358979323846…. and it never stops and never repeats. In other words it is non terminating non recurring. The value of 22/7 comes out very close to this value , so it is often used instead of Pi. The symbol was introduced by William Jones, a Welsh mathematician, in 1706, which has been in use for over 250 years. An Indian Rajveer Meena from VIT University , Vellore, India holds the World Record for reciting most number of decimal places of Pi, and that too blindfolded. Astonishingly, the ratio of base of Giza Pyramids to its altitude is also Pi Physicist Larry Shaw( Prince of Pi) started celebrating 14 March as Pi day at San Francisco’s Exploratorium science museum . Albert Einstein was...