I won’t even answer that question. Instead, try this way of thinking on for size:
You’re good at what you do.
You know (not think, but know) you’ll pass training.
You are ready to put in the work.
You’ll seek out help if you get stuck.
You’re going to pass your checkride.
You’re going to be successful on the line.
This is the mindset you need to have in order to be successful. Study what they tell you, when they tell you to (no studying ahead or falling behind), seek out help (either your instructors or even an ALPA Training committee volunteer if your airline has one), and see yourself succeeding in each training event. This “I wonder what happens to guys who fail because it might happen to me” kind of thinking....don’t even let yourself go there. One day, one lesson, one sim session at a time. And never stop visualizing success. Not trying to give you an ego here, just trying to show the kind of mindset you need in order to be successful in this job.