One very strong trait that most successful people have is... they can play with pressure, they can still perform at the highest level even when the stakes are high. They do not crumble, they do not rattle, they remain calm and confident despite of the big things on the line. The never complain because they know that every difficult moments is part of the process, they know that every challenge will contribute to their growth and experience.
Pressure will never kill you, it can only stop you, it can only make you fail if you don't think the right away and maintain your composure while feeling it.
It's all about being confident, relaxed and being yourself despite of feeling it. That is how to play with pressure. It will be gone once you adapt with the moment and make your feelings adjust with the situation. Pressure it just a feeling, it has nothing to do with the situation or people around you. You feel pressure because you created it, you nurture it that why it grows bigger and bigger. Pressure is nothing, it becomes everything when you let it dominate your thoughts and control your decision making skills.
If you can play with pressure, if you can toy it then you will be one of a kind, you will thrive at any given situation, people who are scared will believe in you and trust you. They will even let you control their own journey.
PRESSURE CAN CREATE DIAMONDS. It is on those scary moments where you can shine, if you are feeling pressure then it means you need to step up and give your best despite of being scared. Confident people are not confident at all, they still feel fear, they are just good in handling pressure and turning it into excitement to make them enjoy the situation.
Fall in love with pressure, never shy away from it. Once you feel it... embrace it and never hold back. Always remember that you can face it without dying.
Pressure is an illusion that becomes real because you believe in it so much, it is nothing. You have the power to move and do the right thing despite of pressure. You have the ability to turn that fear into excitement and be totally involve with the moment.
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