A Speaker's Notes
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Seven years of conference experience condenses into concrete guidance: the central claim is that imposter syndrome is a perceived barrier not a real one; the concrete recommendation is to start speaking before reaching expert status because most value comes when still learning; specific tradeoffs taken are listed — frequent red-eye flights and skipping pre/post-conference parties to preserve family time — and the overall purpose is to pass a torch to new voices.
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