Who can understand the feeling of not getting a driver's license?

I am a person who can't stand the pressure. In my life experience, as long as I want something in particular, I often can't get it. I really want to get in, but I often fail. Because you want it too much, your nerves will be too tight, and the result will always lead to dysfunction. With this understanding, I will keep a Buddhist state no matter what I do, but it doesn't matter. I can do anything I like. Anyway, I am very happy, and I will live without it. I didn't expect this to bring me good results. On the one hand, you can relax and give full play to your own strength. On the other hand, even if I fail, I won't be too sad, because I know I may not succeed.

I didn't have a good time taking my driver's license either. Because I have to work on weekends and work overtime occasionally, I don't have enough time to study. After learning, because of professional habits, every time the coach explains an action, I always ask why, which makes the coach very unhappy. He said that he was the last to teach two kinds of students, one was a doctor, and the other was a teacher, who loved to get to the bottom of things. In view of the coach's cognition, I try not to ask him questions.

Finally, we learned all the driving test items, and then we concentrated on practicing and preparing for the driving test. However, every time I practice, my play is not stable. Basically, every project will make mistakes occasionally. Coach is crazy. He said I was only 80% sure I could pass. Let's play by luck. I certainly don't agree with him, but I also know that the coach has his own experience and reason. Don't take it, don't take it. If you want to take the exam again, it's time to train.

Because of this mentality, although I was a little nervous sitting in the test car, I was generally calm.

I drive slowly in every venue I draw, carefully observe the surrounding situation, and simply brake when I can't see clearly. In this way, I carefully passed the reversing bin, parked sideways, passed the most uncertain S-bend, and finally started on the ramp. My heart jumped with joy when I heard the instruction that I was qualified to return.

Having said that, I still want to tell you, relax, don't panic, don't be afraid of being laughed at, as long as you haven't passed the exam, you will definitely pass it.