Tired of Trainer’s BS Special

Constructive criticism time:

While you are waiting for repairs, recover.

Recovery=A return to readiness. This happens when you are sleep. I'm not saying hop in the sleeper and go to sleep. You are waiting for repairs. There's no need for you to be awake. Catch those Z's whenever you can.

"But Six, my trainer would have..."

Your relationship is abusive. Do you know why he's doing this to you? Because you allowed it. I'm not talking about knocking his head off. The yelling and screaming and the hurtful words, you stop that as soon as it starts. Got it? If he threatens you, you record it. You're being nice***. Quit being nice.

Do you know the difference between being nice and being kind?

 

So when this guy fails you what is the procedure...?

 

A little more time for what? Grow a set and stand up for yourself. Do not go out with the same guy. If you don't get it, you will. Good luck.

 

@TripleSix can correct me if I'm interpreting him incorrectly. I'm taking his advice to you as something of a general gift. A package that can be taken to any profession or endeavor, if you will.

In regard to your current experience with WE, and specifically this trainer, I'm going to ask you to dig deep and look inside yourself. At the end of each day, did you complete your own self-assessment for you and you alone? I've read a lot of excuse making and the fact of the matter is that there are always two sides to a story and I haven't heard of you taking a whole lot of responsibility for any of the things that have gone wrong.

Did you really engage with your trainer, professionally and personally? You certainly did with the folks on this Forum, but we're not the ones that have to sign-off on your training period. This isn't your first driving position. What did you learn from your past experiences that enabled you to be a better driver this go-round? Or, was that all a waste of everyone's time? And if you get fired let go by WE, what will that tell you?