Individuals are sharing their stories regarding imposter syndrome despite spending thousands on online courses. From the initial excitement from purchase and the contemplation of how their lives may change to awaiting the confirmation email, Vice explores the emotions felt by individuals as they acquire online courses, with some having spent almost £4000 on educational endeavours over the past three years.

Despite their investments in courses ranging from creative writing to salary negotiation, with one program promising to teach how to create and sell their own courses costing up £1000, individuals are still experiencing a sense of inadequacy and a lack of transition, causing them to question their ability to monetize their knowledge.

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