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I am bogged down in that dreaded task, revising my resume.

As I take a look at my skill and experience, I am kind of impressed by what I have done.
I’ve handled some pretty amazing jobs and projects!

But then I look at the descriptions of jobs posted on the web or wherever, and I think “I can’t do that! I don’t know how to do that specific thing! I can’t do anything.”

Sometimes it’s difficult to have self-confidence. When I look at the things I have done, I am objectively aware that I have done difficult things, things that I would admire in someone else.

But at the same time, when I think about applying for a job that would ask me to do similar hard things, I have huge self-doubt.

That wasn’t really ME that did all those great things. It must have been a fluke. Like the mother that could lift the car off the little child and save her. It couldn’t be repeated.

But…I DID do those amazing things, and I did them for months at a time. It wasn’t a single miraculous occurance; it was long hard grueling work.

So why do I feel like I’m lying when I take credit for it?

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I have a SITEMETER on this blog, and I have noticed that there are a few visitors from outside the US.

WELCOME WELCOME!

I’m very happy to see people are reading my blog. Please, feel free to email me if you would like, and introduce yourself.

I see a number of visitors from other places…aol, and others.

I just wanted to address you all. Thank you for reading my blog, and feel free to comment on anything.