This concern often goes with imposter syndrome. Students who worry about making a mistake don’t like to answer questions in class, volunteer for a challenging assignment, and even ask for help from others. Instead of avoiding situations where you may fail, embrace the process of learning, which includes—is even dependent on—making mistakes. The more you practice courage in these situations and focus on what you are going to learn from failing, the more confident you become about your abilities.
I know that I get very nervous and am scared to make mistakes. I have always wanted to try and perfect things no matter what, I believe that is the "perfectionist" in me. I am also drawn to being a people pleaser so I tend to get super nervous because I don't wanna mess up. I think this is the best advice I can get from here because I feel that as soon as I start to embrace the process of learning I will become more confident in myself and my learning ability.