In addition to all of the advice given here, I might add: find a job that's easy for you. If it requires a pay-cut, so be it. I think doing something that's eas

In addition to all of the advice given here, I might add: find a job that's easy for you. If it requires a pay-cut, so be it. I think doing something that's easy and being very successful will build your confidence that will help in solving all of the problems you mention, in addition to all the other advice. It's difficult for me to explain, but being notably good at what you're doing is very healthy. Moreso, I think then being OK and feeling that you're below average at a more difficult task. I wouldn't do the easy stuff for too long, as your skills won't grow as fast, but a stint for a couple years can't hurt. Good luck!