Probably better to address the underlying problem then hide it, thinking that will be a solution.
Don’t put value in the number, it’s just there to provide the correct training stimulus. Be proud that you’re showing up to improve when others aren’t.
The whole sport is numbers driven anyway. FTP, PLs, interval time, percentage of FTP for each interval, 1st place, 2nd place, 47th place, the ride is 63 miles, it’s 48 degrees out, the winds out of the west at 13mph, my bike costs 6000 dollars, weighs 16.9lbs and has 172.5mm cranks and I wear size 47 shoes and I use a 24oz water bottle with 120g of carbs. Do you want progression levels hidden too so they don’t make you feel insecure? That’s not an issue with TR, it’s how science and biking is done. You can always ditch the power meter and head unit and activity tracking apps and just ride your bike and get plenty fast. Structured interval training isn’t for everyone.