Knowing failure percentages before beginning drills!

monneavictoria

Am I the only one who gets nervous/anxious knowing my possible failure chances before starting a drill?
Is there a way to turn this function off? Any tips to get over these feelings?
#feedback #help

tiffanykennedy010

This may not be helpful, yet I proceed by saying, remind yourself that this new drill is based on a new skill you are learning, just because you get something wrong does not mean you're a failure. In essence, "Practice makes Perfect." If you quote, fail, it means you're putting in the work to become better.

1stWorldProblems

I don't know what happened, but most of my drills used to say that expected mistakes are anywhere from 20%-70%, and for the last week or so, most of my drills are expecting '4%-8%' to be incorrect, and they come with 4, 5 star questions. Kinda starting to mess with my psyche, to be honest.