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Carlos swings by the office hours again and we have an excellent discussion with a community member on why it's important to not compare yourself to what other data scientists know and don't know. This is a great session to listen to for anyone who may be feeling a bit of imposter syndrome, or maybe feeling like that don't have value to contribute. We also talk about the perils of working out of a notebook, and how to move beyond them. Checkout the recording on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_dxtAIKbZc Check out the live session I did with Kate Strachnyi: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=soyWLCsAEuY The Artists of Data Science was named #8 on the Top 15 Data Science podcasts by FeedSpot! https://blog.feedspot.com/datasciencepodcasts/ Some items we talked about in this episode: [16:42] Carlos Mercado tells Haseeb about a quote has made his life in meetings of 10 people much easier: "Sometimes the most basic obvious thoughts are just coincidentally not in anyone else's head at the time. 'What's obvious to you is amazing to others'" [16:43] Carlos Mercado : "Also most data science problems are shockingly not complex" [16:45] Harpreet Sahota talks about an episode with Brandon Quach that addresses the question that Haseeb has. Check it out here: https://theartistsofdatascience.fireside.fm/brandon-quach [16:59] Community member Haseeb shares an awesome video he made on the perils of working in a notebook: https://youtu.be/kBnCOOrSh1U [17:11] I talk about the future of The Artists of Data Science and what my vision for it is [17:12] Carlos shares his ideas for a couple of cool things that The Artists of Data Science could do. [17:22] Haseeb shares a data science meet-up group Join Data Science Dream Job for 70% off: http://dsdj.co/artists70 Check it out and don't forget to register for future office hours: http://bit.ly/adsoh Special Guest: Carlos Mercado.