People have frequently advised others to "fake it until you make it." What does the phrase "faking it until you make it" actually mean, and does it breach any ethical lines? Most of us—myself included—have experienced situations in which we are forced outside of our comfort zones and given duties that we may not be prepared for. What then should we do? Do we acknowledge our flaws and claim we are unqualified for this, or do we move forward? Fake it 'til you make it, my friends, can be the best or worst advice depending on your circumstances and how you choose to use it. Let me walk you through how to employ this strategy correctly, when it is beneficial, and—more importantly—when it is not!