 This is a motto I love and I'm happy to be here and I'm happy to work.
 Which means when you start a new job, your job is to absorb absolutely
 everything.
 If someone asks you to pick up a copy, if they ask you to help write a draft, I
'm happy
 to help wherever I can.
 That's what provides value to a company and that's how you can stand out.
 Instead of sitting there waiting for someone to tell you what to do and to give
 you more,
 you have to be proactive in reaching out and saying, "You want me to help take
 up the
 trash?
 I'm happy to help take out the trash."
 It's not in my job description, but it shows exactly that you are there to
 provide more
 value to that job or company or workplace.
 That would be my recommendation.
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The best career advice received emphasizes being proactive and adding value beyond job descriptions in the workplace.

What helps when imposter syndrome kicks in? 

Consistent effort combats imposter syndrome by affirming deserved success.

 So I recently watched a video, an interview for Alona Mar,
 who's a famous rugby player.
 And a reporter asked her,
 "What do I do when Implacer Sinner kicks in?"
 And she said something really interesting.
 And it's something I really believe in.
 When you put the work in, when you show up every day
 and you give 100% of what you do,
 you're consistently trying to be better,
 you're consistently trying to think how you're gonna make
 everything that you touch and do better every day.
 So there's really no need for Implacer syndrome
 because it's okay to deserve,
 it's okay to get all of the things that you have.
 And it's okay to deserve more
 because you've put in the work in.
 So it's not something that I think about anymore as much
 because I know that I put the work in every single day.


Overcoming imposter syndrome by consistently giving your best ensures confidence in deserving success.

How do you stay motivated when things get tough?

Using perspective and resilience to stay motivated during tough times.

The answer emphasizes gaining perspective and recognizing personal resilience to stay motivated when facing challenges.