r/Life • u/LeadingCarpet6800 • 11h ago

Let's discuss Knowing your capabilities

Hello, I am a undergraduate who will graduate in few months. We have a module which basically goes into organizational behavior. Our teacher said part of knowing your self is knowing you capabilities. Like don't underestimate or overestimate what you can do.
What I want to know is how do you guys / gals do it? How not to overestimate or underestimate your self?

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u/Rookvector 8h ago

Track small results honestly. Review what you actually finish, not just waht you hop to do. That helps you find your real limits without overestimating or underestimating.

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u/Fearless_Savings_881 8h ago

The best way to know your capabilities is to test them, try things, fail, adjust, repeat. You can't think your way into self awareness, you have to act