When I was a kid I didn't understand what a special effects or stunts were and thought that people who 'died' in movies were terminally ill and their families got money for their sacrifice.

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myself and reinforce who I really am. All this to say, maybe there's some nice fan comments you've gotten that you could make into a wearable patch, or maybe a small award or pin? Even a name tag stating your occupation. Some kind of physical memento to anchor yourself.

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turned to all my trinkets. Everything I could wear to physically show off what I had done and the respect I had earned from others. Awards, lanyards, name tags, pins, etc. absolutely blinged out. It made me stand out and look flashy and gaudy, but it worked, because I could just look down at

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Imposter syndrome is a difficult one to shake off. It was an especially bad one for me, an established Magic Judge in the US, whenever I was working the floor at huge events, because people in that scene can have an intimidating presence without realising it. When I found myself in doubt, I

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