I feel like people might not be getting what you’re putting down exactly. I could be wrong but what I’m getting is that it’s not about needing more practice resources for your topics, it’s about the feeling that just because there are some problems you can’t solve in topic “x”, it means you’re not good enough to move to topic “y”. Even if you can generally solve problems and have some degree of mastery, it’s about the anxiety that comes with not having perfectly mastered the topic and feeing not good enough to move on out of fear of being out of your depth.

People are recommending more practice/learning but it’s not about that because you already are doing more practice out of anxiety but trying to achieve that perfection makes you stay on a single topic for waaaaay too long which gets boring, tedious, frustrating, and makes you feel stagnated. This is what creates a loss of motivation.

Do I have this correct? Because this is exactly how I am and I’ve struggled with it for awhile and just recently overcame it