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There's always times in your life where you knew you should've, or could've done better. Disappointment breeds improvement, reinforces guilt and allows us to learn and become better, there's nothing wrong with it and it's an important life lesson that will make us better.
If you care about the viewpoints of those who you think you are a disappointment to, then you should talk to them to tell them how you feel and gauge their feedback. If someone is constantly disappointed in you, and you know that you're a good person, then the issue may very well be their standards and what they expect out of you. You don't have to please everyone all the time, just the moments that matter the most when they happen. If you mess up, apologize, and move on. Constantly worrying about what other people think of you is no way to live life. Meet people halfway, and expect them to do the same.
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