So I've seen this advice before and I do see it's value, but it doesn't quite work for me.
I know that sucking when you're new at something is expected and merely a step towards the goal, but that doesn't stop me from still feeling inadequate.
The knowing/feeling dichotomy is something I struggle a lot with, and I haven't quite found the solution to that yet.
IMO one of the super important things is not struggling with your feelings. Feeling inadequate is a natural process in sucking. It's a self-defense thing to keep your standing in the socially competitive atmosphere of human social dynamics. It's telling you that you look silly and you're taking a risk in doing this.
And that's okay! It's part of it. Comfort yourself with other things while you do the difficult thing of leaning new skills. That's sort of the whole process of self improvement.
I know that sucking when you're new at something is expected and merely a step towards the goal, but that doesn't stop me from still feeling inadequate.
The knowing/feeling dichotomy is something I struggle a lot with, and I haven't quite found the solution to that yet.