Regardless of what happens, trust yourself that you have what it takes to make it.<p>Spend some time to think about what you&#x27;d like to be over the next few years and most importantly, know what you&#x27;re good at and what you&#x27;re not so good at. List 10 strengths and 10 weaknesses and include both technical and non-technical skills.<p>Don&#x27;t dwell on negative thoughts that tell you that you&#x27;re not good enough. Sure, people with degrees might have an easier ride to get noticed but it&#x27;s not impossible for you. Be creative. Make a portfolio. Proactively reach out to prospective employers. Learn something on your own. Take an online course.<p>People who tell you shit like &quot;you&#x27;re mediocre at a bunch of things.. not really good at anything&quot; aren&#x27;t worth listening to. Take it with a grain of salt, learn from it but move on. There are plenty of advantages to being a generalist rather than a specialist. But it really depends on what YOU want to do with your life.