Turning something off and back on usually fixes any problem, which extends to apps. This means it's actually hard to break stuff, so go ahead and try things. Pl

Turning something off and back on usually fixes any problem, which extends to apps. This means it's actually hard to break stuff, so go ahead and try things. Play with your apps. Follow tutorials. Try to use features you haven't been 'trained' on. You'll find you can do more than you think, and often you'll improve on the processes you've been told to follow. Corollary: If your coworkers or employer say this is bad advice that's a massive red flag and you need to find a new employer, unless you work in medicine or nuclear power, in which case maybe it's ok.