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When you are learning to drive, it is natural to want to do it as quickly as possible. So you focus, concentrate intensely, and practice. However, is the intensity you bring, whilst a good thing, the most important thing. Consider it this way. If you throw a bucket of water onto a rock, it doesn't do anything. It's too intense. But, if let a drop of water fall consistently onto a rock every day over time it creates a hole. Consistency beats intensity. This is what matters.

There is a phrase used in a movie which says ‘When you are your best self, the possibilities are endless.’ When we have high confidence, high self believe, high motivation, it really is possible to achieve anything. How does this work when learning to drive?   When you start driving everything makes you nervous as it’s all new to you. But as you learn the skills your confidence grows. So does your self believe and motivation. Anxiety is normal. It’s who you are, you can’t cha

Everyone is this world is dealt a different hand in terms of how they learn.   Some are quick to learn, others take more time.  But what is more important is how you play the hand you are dealt.  That is what builds character. With great character comes great reward and therefore great success. So understand how you like to learn. How does this work when learning to drive? Make sure you have a conversation with your instructor about your learning style and what works for you

Failing your test can be a tough pill to swallow. Most of us are hardwired to judge our success and ‘winning’ based on whether or not we achieved the result we set out to achieve. Once you begin to judge your result based on your effort, rather than your results, you will never fail again. We live in a society driven by results. Results are in our faces all the time. Be it in your exams, your uni application, or your job or even in your family. Being relentless about staying