How do I stop being scared of breaking airspace rules?

Fear of a violation usually means you take the responsibility seriously, which is a good thing to be. But fear that fogs the rules works against you. When you are scared of the whole rulebook at once, none of it gets clearer. The way out is to make the rules smaller and knowable, one piece at a time. Rules feel threatening while they are vague. The moment you actually understand a specific one, it stops being a trap and becomes just a boundary, like a line on a map. You are not trying to memorize everything. You are trying to turn a wall of dread into a set of plain, learnable facts. Pick the single rule you are most afraid of breaking and learn it completely this week. What it says, why it exists, exactly what keeps you inside it. Then next week, the next one. Fear feeds on the unknown. Every rule you truly know is one less thing that can ambush you.