Skip Law School and What Else We Learned This Week

The transcript reflects on self-doubt and the feeling of inexperience when considering new opportunities. It highlights the speaker's initial disbelief in their capabilities and the subsequent reflection on their lack of experience and knowledge.

What was the speaker's initial reaction to the idea of being elected?

• They were confident and prepared.

• They had planned for it all along.

• They never considered it a possibility.

• They were indifferent to the idea.

Why did the speaker feel unqualified for the position?

• They were overconfident.

• They were uninterested in the role.

• They lacked the necessary experience.

• They had too much experience.

What emotion does the speaker express about their knowledge?

• Indifference to learning more.

• Uncertainty about knowing enough.

• Satisfaction with their knowledge.

• Confidence in their expertise.

How does the speaker's self-doubt manifest?

• Through a belief in their abilities.

• Through a desire to teach others.

• By feeling they know too much.

• By questioning their own knowledge.

What is a recurring theme in the speaker's reflection?

• Indifference and apathy.

• Confidence and assurance.

• Doubt and uncertainty.

• Excitement and eagerness.