Afraid I'll fail
The fear of failing tends to grow in the people who try the hardest and care the most. You are not weak for being afraid; you're someone with something that genuinely matters to you. Falling short at a thing has never once made a person worthless, no matter how loudly fear insists otherwise. You are allowed to be afraid and to be worthy at the very same time.
Read one, sit with it, and draw as many more as you need.
Afraid
Afraid I'll fail
“Failing at a thing is not the same as being a failure. One is an event; the other is an identity, and you get to refuse the second no matter how the first goes.”
More comforting words for this feeling
“What if you fail? Then you'll have done what every person who ever built anything did first. Failure is the entry fee, not the verdict.”
“The fear of failing is often louder than failing itself. Most people who flop discover the catastrophe they dreaded was survivable, even quiet, even useful.”
“You are allowed to try badly. A clumsy attempt still beats a perfect plan that never left your head, terrified of its own imperfection.”