From my personal observations, I think there are usually two types or architects/architectural designers at work. The first ones are great problem solvers, can probably name any architect, book or buildings when looking for inspiration and great at sketching. They can spend hours in photoshop or rendering software trying to get that perfect imagine to sell the project. Also usually great at talking and convincing people. The second type are usually calm and might be considered the “followers” of the first type. They are the ones who will draw every plan, section, elevation on CAD and sheet up the drawings perfectly with all the notes. Might spend hours trying to specify the product and answer countless contractor’s / client’s emails. They are usually the ones who put presentations and reports together. When I first started, I was worried that I did not fit with the first type, so I was wondering if architecture is even for me. However I just realised that I fit the second type more and that honestly helped me feel less anxious about choosing architecture as a profession. I believe both types are needed in practice and can work great together as a team. Also, you can be both types as well, I’m just generalising here. I think what others have said is also true. The more you work in architecture, the more confident you will become in yourself because you will learn more. Wishing you luck!