“
Great champions have an enormous sense of pride. The people who excel are those who are driven to show the world and prove to themselves just how good they are.” ~Nancy Lopez
The Lion Attitude | Eric Thomas
- Do you feel more pressure from situations or apply more pressure to your situation? Are both helpful? Please share in the comments.
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I’m going to say pressure from situations helps teach you and strengthen you. If there’s no pressure in a situation, then I don’t invite it. But when pressure arises, then I prepare to push through.
It depends on the situation, but many times when I feel like I am feeling more pressure than I am applying, and I think that sometimes it is detrimental, especially when playing sports. I think that switch to being a proactive person rather than reactive is really important.
I feel I work better under pressure so it’s me usually applying the pressure and that’s fine by waiting to the last minute or when things like up to get them done. I’m more focused that way.
I think both apply to me. Both are helpful because you can grow when pressure is applied to you. And you can exhibit dominance and strength among many other qualities when you apply pressure.