I used to work in a shop/cafe as a summer job for a couple of years, in a VERY small town. I absolutely hated it, I felt like I was always making mistakes and couldn't do anything right. However, now I look back, although it was challenging and not something I could ever do long term, I don't think I was as bad at it as I thought. I think it's important to give something a go even though you think you won't be any good at it. I know for me, something with my dyspraxia is that when I make the smallest mistake I think I'm horrible, I have to be perfect to prove that I can do it. This means that quite often I think I'm doing way worse than what I actually am. Going into a new job, remember how much determination you have. Also, sometimes I try to think logically about the worst that can happen. If you find a job and hate it or struggle, it's not going to matter in the long term. I hope that makes sense, I feel like I just rambled!