Please help me, I am about to loose confidence driving car.?
Have confidence. The key to assertive driving is the ability to possess an assured outlook. If you are confident in your skills as a driver, driving assertively will come easily. Know your vehicle. You can't be an assertive driver if you are fumbling for knobs, looking for third gear and craning your neck to find the mirrors. Spend time getting to know your car and you'll feel more comfortable taking control. Pinpoint your destination. Some of the most passive drivers on the road are those who are unsure of their destination. Review directions before you leave home and know exactly where you are going. This way, you avoid dangerous habits like putting on your turn signal prematurely or changing lanes at the last minute. Honor the speed limit. Simply put, maintain the posted speed limit or a few miles above. Society is in a hurry these days. It would be wonderful to slow things down, but most people have kids to feed, dogs to walk and a morning commute to face. Driving at a speed that is significantly lower than the speed limit is dangerous, annoying and unproductive. Avoid hesitation. Being wishy-washy about your intentions on the road is confusing to other drivers and can be dangerous. Assertive drivers rarely second guess themselves. For example, if a stoplight is yellow and you are approaching the intersection at a fast speed, glance to the left and right and if you see no danger, go through the light. Slamming on your brakes at the last minute greatly increases the chance of a fender bender.
How do I build confidence in my anxious puppy?
You first have to build a confident relationship with your puppy. You have to be trusting and loyal and be the one they call Mom and or dad, the one who needs and cleans the poop and plays and snuggles and shows love unconditionally. Walks and just do a lot with your puppy. And as you build a great relationship with your puppy, he gets more comfortable with anybody that also may come around you. Because he starts to trust you. Get it? Good luck! And congrats on the puppy! Definitely a dog person! Also training a dog and how you do it is very important. YouTube videos and internet tips to see what works, could also be great references.