Why Greater Certainty Doesn’t Necessarily Mean Better Performance

Why Greater Certainty Doesn’t Necessarily Mean Better Performance

Self-confidence doesn’t have to mean constantly pushing yourself. Explore its connection to stress, rest, and knowing when to stop before exhaustion sets in.

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What is your first step when you feel under a lot of pressure?

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How do you react to unexpected changes in plans or situations?

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When was the last time you felt that you had "too much"?

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How do you usually relax after a tough day?

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What do you do when you feel "exhausted" after a demanding week?

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What type of environment do you consider the most stressful?

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When was the last time you felt like you needed to completely switch off?

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What activities do you consider the best way to escape from a hectic pace?

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What is your attitude towards multitasking in stressful situations?

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How do you usually feel when you have to make a quick decision in a difficult situation?

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