Cognitive bias believing you are good at the things you are bad at, as successes are more vivid? What is the name for this cognitive bias?

Scenario

I am bad at socializing with people. For 95% of the time I talked to people, I was very awkward. Yet, mostly only 5% of the opposite time stuck to my memory. Therefore I think that I'm a very social person. Although, overwhelmingly, I'm bad. 

My mind is biased. I'm blind to all the times I failed, but can recount the outliers (successes) more vividly as if they were the norm.



Replace "socializing with people" with anything else.

PS: found and highlighted in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=17LuaKpCoDw starting around 1:25
It could be described as quite a few cognitive biases.  See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cognitive_biases.

For example, confirmation bias, illusory superiority or choice-supportive bias could be at work here in your description.