Jessica Wilkins shares her personal battle with imposter syndrome in a blog post for Gatsby's "Voices of Gatsby" series, highlighting her journey through self-doubt during her time at the Eastman School of Music. She recounts the pivotal moment when her oboe professor, Mr. Killmer, and a fellow student helped her realize her worth, encouraging her to stay and persevere despite her feelings of inadequacy. This realization paved the way for her successful academic and professional career in music. Wilkins draws parallels between her musical journey and her foray into the tech industry, emphasizing that imposter syndrome can affect individuals at any stage of their careers. She advocates for the importance of community support and self-belief in overcoming self-doubt, urging others to reach out and connect with peers to combat negative perceptions and recognize their true potential. The blog post further promotes GatsbyConf, an event featuring workshops and live challenges, inviting people from diverse backgrounds to engage and learn.