
In my opinion its ME...bear with me, its not actually me that's stopping everyone LOL. Look at it from your perspective who is ME. Many pupils struggle not because they have been a bad driver or 'cannot do it' its because at the end of the lesson, they focus primarily on what they did wrong on that lesson.
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The ME part of you says something like "Oh my god, I cannot believe you stalled at that junction. Your so embarrassing" what the MEÂ part is forgetting is this. You did 50+ junctions before that mistake and another 20 after with absolutely no issues at all. So think about that. 1 in 71 junctions weren't good. Now flip it. 70 out of 71 junctions were spot on. So in actual fact 0.014% of junctions you made a mistake. Is that all? Dude your awesome. How many full licence holders still stall? I know I still do on occasion. It just takes a short lapse in concentration.
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In my car there are no faults or mistakes. I call them learning Â
opportunities :) if you have a learning opportunity arise in the car, think about what you misjudged and learn from it. Maybe you didn't apply enough gas on this junction. Maybe you lifted off the clutch a bit quick. Analyse it. It only becomes an issue because the ME part of you is your own worst critic.
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