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Weird impostor syndrome... not “passionate” enough?

I’m a fourth year PhD student in a neuroscience program. I’ve started feeling this weird impostor syndrome... or maybe it’s real, I don’t know — but I don’t feel “passionate” enough about science to be a scientist. I’m happy to do work when I work, I like attending talks and reading papers, but I don’t like to work weekends unless I have something time sensitive. I don’t seek out science in my free time (I enjoy listening to podcasts but I have never wanted to listen to a science one) and I never grew up liking science fiction. I’m super confused about what I want to do post-PhD — I’m not sure about academia, I’d like to explore positions in industry/data science but I haven’t ruled anything out yet. Thoughts? Can I be a successful scientist if I don’t want to live and breathe science all the time?? Is it normal to be confused?This sounds stupid but it’s genuinely been causing me so much stress of late!
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Its a job. You dont have to worship construction or build things in your spare time; if you're good at a job, do it. Dont believe the hype that you have to feel fulfillment and be overjoyed about your work 24/7. 

Keep it up. Let others gush.