Most schools sell one thing: pass the test, which is the small game of driving. The test is about 30 minutes. It’s a government snapshot under pressure. Yes it matters. But in the long run it is a small bump in the road.

The big game is: I can drive this car by myself.

When my clients cheer, they cheer when they say and know, I got this. I can drive. That’s the real objective. That’s the real long-term goal here. 

A great strategy to make something difficult like worrying about the test that they think it’s so hard, is to focus on a bigger goal, something much larger, which is I can drive for the rest of my life and be safe and I know I can do it. 

The test is a small bump on the road that you’re gonna do once and not again until you’re 80+ years old so stop sweating it and focus on the big issue here, which is learning how to drive safely. 

So stop sweating it and focus on the big issue and learn how to drive safely – which we do together at COOPER Driving School.

Yes I can drive!

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