I am a 'Fraud'

Have you ever felt like a fraud? I Have.

I'm a 19-year-old who dropped out of high school in a third world country, and here I am today, a successful online course creator. It's strange to think about how far I've come and the success I've achieved. At times, I feel like a fraud, like I'm not qualified to be where I am today. I started out doing programming gigs for clients, and one day, a client asked me to create an online course for them. It was a random request, but I decided to give it a shot.

To my surprise, the course was a success, and I began to receive more and more requests for similar work. I gradually increased my prices from $80 to $120, then $400, $800, and now, I charge a minimum of $1500 for my services. But despite my success, I still struggle with imposter syndrome. I ask myself if I'm even delivering enough value to my clients, or if I'm just robbing them of their hard-earned money.

It's not that I doubt my abilities, but rather, it's the feeling that I shouldn't be here. That I don't deserve this. Yet, here I am, making a name for myself in the world of online courses. It's a strange feeling, but I can't help but be proud of what I've accomplished.