There was a time when I doubted myself, especially when I first started as a quality control specialist in technology. It was challenging because I came from a non-technical background. I wasn't sure if I could do the job. There was so much to learn, technology, coding, and new skills. I had to silence my inner critic and believe that I could grow in this role. To overcome self-doubt, I started by learning small things first. I took courses and learned more about testing. I also made a habit of writing down what I learned to track my progress and celebrate small wins. I was fortunate to have a supportive manager. Whenever I didn't know something, she helped me without judgment. This made me feel more confident. I also kept notes to remember things and made sure not to ask the same questions repeatedly. I embraced imperfection and accepted that mistakes are part of the process. Instead of fearing failure, I learned from my mistakes. I was also lucky to have support from my husband. He's a developer, so he could explain technical concepts to me whenever I needed help. This not only helped me improve my skills, but also encouraged me to trust my instincts when facing technical challenges. Over time, I became more confident. With help and hard work, I learned what I needed to do. When I encountered new technology, I stopped doubting myself. I began to see it as an opportunity to learn new skills. This shift in mindset helped me grow and feel more confident. I learned that everyone faces self-doubt at some point, but we grow stronger by confronting it. I learned to accept feedback, be kind to myself, and keep learning. Most importantly, I found my purpose in my work and remained persistent, no matter how difficult it was. These lessons continue to help me grow in my career.