Recently, I started attending driving school, and this week I went out on the road for the first time. I drove the Minami Ward course, and the atmosphere was completely different from driving inside the school grounds. Cars on the actual streets were speeding by, and everything felt so fast and overwhelming. I was honestly terrified. To make matters worse, I happened to be assigned an instructor who was quite strict and scary. He pointed out many things during the lesson, and I ended up feeling discouraged and disappointed in myself. However, since I am now practicing on real roads, I understand that being corrected is a necessary part of learning. Instead of letting those comments bring me down, I have decided to take them positively. I want to think of them as advice that will help me improve my driving skills. I know that if I keep practicing and stay motivated, I will eventually become a confident driver. My goal now is to work hard so I can get my license as soon as possible. Once I get my license, I really want to go on drives to many different places. Thinking about the freedom to travel wherever I want gives me motivation to keep trying, even when things feel difficult. I believe that if I stay determined, I will overcome my fears and enjoy driving someday.