Not me. I am quite inferior to the guys downstairs doing my kitchen, but that is not going make me try hard to be a carpenter. In the things I am interested in and CAN do I do not feel inferior. Ofttimes I must quell my need to show superiority, though, as it makes me look like and arrogant snob.
Perhaps yes unless someone shows genuine interest in your particular store of knowledge.
Guy I know was a carpenter and was paid $40.00 for a small job by someone. So he brags to his s/o how smart he is to be a carpenter then she shows him her university degree saying 'you work with your hands, I work with my mind' this started another of their many fights. Their marriage did last 7 years though.
For some that would work just the opposite. I think feeling realistic about yourself is the best option. Enjoy your talents and work on the things you want to improve on. No reason to "feel" inferior. Feelings can change in a minute.
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