So, I've made a few adjustments to my goals this year. I've set aside some of my hobbies (like Warcraft) to devote time to my art. When I look at my time in college, at all of the hours spent in the art room, I was very happy there. Immersing myself in the details of a painting always calmed me down, no matter what the deadline was. It was a constant flow of creativity. The themes suggested by the teachers weren't always the most entertaining, but I always enjoyed what I learned when I pushed myself to paint something I wasn't interested in.
Now, I feel the lack of that creative drive, and I miss it... a lot. I've found that I have many ideas for art, but don't feel talented enough to convey them. That's very frustrating for me and there's only one way to remedy it: Practice.

Oh yea!!!! Can't wait to see what you do...and you had to say the 'p' word didn't you?!! I guess it wouldn't be as fun and satisfying if we didn't have to do the hard work to get there would it? Aaaannnddd I think you're more talented than you give yourself credit for. But I certainly understand that struggle with confidence in our ability.
Hurray! Bestest, bestest wishes with this! You must do what you must do. And for you that seems to be art. Do you know of Julia Cameron's book, The Artist's Way? Check out her website and look for "The Basic Tools" pdf: www.theartistsway.com