I am amazed sometimes that people dealing with the stuff they do here have some pretty good jobs. A few years ago I went through vocational rehabilitation and they went through the motions of setting me up in business doing my hobby, but I didn't make money at that. They said that with my social anxiety, I couldn't handle working with people. Now I'm working at very people-oriented jobs and in graduate school so that I can be a counselor. I don't get paid much, and doubt that I ever will be, or be worth much, but I'm doing a lot more now than anyone would have thought a few years ago that I could do.

Keep putting one foot in front of the other. You have to start somewhere. Believe in yourself. If you think you can, or think you can't, either way you're right.