Today is the London Olympic closing ceremony. While I was watching
various competitions, I often thought about what a tremendous stress an
athlete carried before and during the game. The fate is determined within minutes during 16 days of competitions after four years of endless training. Often time, the athletes only had one shot of their life. We can certainly learn from these great athletes on how to manage stress in our daily life.
One thing that stands out with Olympic athletes is their ability to
focus on their task and tune out other things. Imagine if you had to
chair a staff meeting with 70,000 observers and 20 million T.V.
watchers.
When faced with difficult tasks, we need to ensure that other things are
not intruding on our thoughts. I call it shutting down all the
chatters in your brain.
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