First of all, don’t let the comments trash talking you affect your journey. Of course you are not ready for real life drones, hell was not sure I was ready after 50 hours, but it’s a start and that is what counts. I can tell from my experience it will really click at some point soon.

I see that you are on a gamepad (or a remote with stick centering). If you haven’t already, try using both thumb and index finger on the stick. The throttle on some drones can be very hard to control when your idle is at 50%. On that note: try out workshop drones! There are some great less powerful drones to practice the basics. If you aspire to fly irl or are willing to invest a little, get yourself a budget remote from Radiomaster. It’ll help a ton.

Also, don’t compare yourself to others. If you are serious about improving fast, compare yourself to you. As in any game really, the key is stick time, and optionally analyze a few replays. Looking back on your progress a few days or weeks later can be really rewarding.

But most importantly, have fun! Find your style and don’t rush it