no need to apologise young Virt, it is more common than you think, me being a v good example. I was always compared to my wombles wit cousin who was great at everything blah blah, but the value in us old codgers is we have been through stuff and can see the wood for the trees. So, deep breath, you will gain confidence from being interested and passionate about something, and many employers have seen enough people to avoid the ott Richard heads who seem capable of everything from day one.Virt wrote: And sorry BVG I've never had much confidence in myself or anything due to issues from my childhood and whatnot so I have mild paranoia and (somewhat severe when it decides to show up) anxiety issues I always work myself into a panic and as such screw stuff up quite badly.
and as I was saying, we've often been there done that, although this particular example is restricted to Mr McQ, sage advice all the same.AMCQ46 wrote:Well done on getting this far, the next bit will be a simple formality....just don't mention this forum and the cross dressing and you will be home and free
failing that Lloydie might like an apprentice in the van