Originally it was simply a lack of socializing skills with people, but that has slowly come together with experience. It now has turned into worry and stress, that the work I do isn’t good enough for the customer. I know, people that care enough, go above and beyond, but even then we are criticized for doing our best. It’s not a very good feeling when someone is displeased with the work you did.
I understand that Nickblockmaster, I learnt long ago to stop trying to please people, just focus on your work and doing your best. Some people canbe unreasonable.
Kledoe, I have worked in care and understand the emotional commitment youhave to give, and the expectations of people, I am sure you do a great job like me it's self belief you need to work on.
Yeah, teachers get burnout a lot. I mean, I'm only an assistant but I have quit a job on the spot before (Thankfully I got another job like five days later....).
Another big thing is imposter syndrome too. Like you feel less capable than you actually are. I have people tell me all the time I am doing fine but like in my brain I'm like "That's a lie!!"
But I continue to work on it of course. Improving every day.
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