Pourquoi la peur de l'échec cause-t-elle de l'anxiété?

While preparing hot dogs, Simon faces up to his shame, which prevents him from having to confess a blunder. Why does shame make us hide our mistakes?

As Simon assembles a shelf, he realizes that he hates trial and error. Why is that?

Unable to lift a heavy box, Simon Cousineau is confronted by his sense of ridicule, which protects him from his vulnerability. Why do we feel the need to ridicule our failures?

With an important assignment to complete, Simon is distracted by the urge to procrastinate. Why is this urge so hard to overcome?

Before giving up on a complicated knitting project, Simon has to answer to his own perseverance. Why is it important to persevere after failure?

Simon and his perfectionism are constantly at odds. Is being a perfectionist a mistake?

Just before an oral presentation, Simon is sabotaged by his nerves. Why does the fear of making a mistake in front of a crowd make us so uncomfortable?

While trying to read, Simon can't control his inattention. Why does inattention never let go?

In conflict with a friend, Simon Cousineau finds his grudge a heavy burden to bear. Why is it hard to forgive mistakes?