I'm doubting myself
The doubt has gotten loud, and from inside it, it's hard to remember everything you've already proven you can do. But doubt is a feeling, not a verdict, and it has been wrong about you many times before. That you question yourself at all often means you care about doing right — that's conscience, not incompetence. You don't have to silence the doubt to act; you can be unsure and entirely capable at the same time.
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Need a Win
I'm doubting myself
“Doubting yourself isn't the same as being right about yourself. The doubt is a feeling, not a fact, and feelings make terrible judges of what you can do.”
More comforting words for this feeling
“The inner critic speaks with great confidence and very little evidence. Ask it for proof and it tends to go quiet, because it never had any.”
“You can do the thing while doubting you can do the thing. Belief is lovely when it shows up, but it was never the entry requirement for action.”
“Self-doubt tends to be loudest about the things that matter most to you. Take its volume as a sign of how much you care, not how likely you are to fail.”