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Why Some Minds Stay Calm Under Pressure —and Others Don’t
We’ve all seen it happen—two people in the same situation, under the same pressure. One stays calm, thinks clearly, and handles it, while the other panics, overthinks, and falls apart. It could be in an exam hall, the last over of a match, a tough conversation, or even on a chessboard with the clock ticking down. The question is why some minds stay calm under pressure — and others don’t.
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