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This Monday on The Sean Trace Show, I went solo to talk about one of the most important skills we can develop: staying calm under pressure.
It started with a funny but stressful moment when a cockroach flew into my daughter’s eye on the motorbike ride home from Muay Thai, and it led us into a powerful conversation about why panic never solves the problem. I shared stories from my own life, from pulling someone out of a flipped car to lessons from Stoic philosophy, to even what I’ve learned watching Anderson Silva dance around the octagon. Whether it’s raising my daughter, leading my team, or navigating the chaos of everyday life, the truth is the same: calm is a choice and a skill.
If we can hold onto our composure, we can make better decisions, protect the people we love, and lead through difficult moments.
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