You treat tough moments as a test — not a failure — and you look for the information in them so you can adjust. You notice the “test” readings in your body and tone, and you catch when pressure starts speeding you up or tightening your communication with the crew. You’re aiming to protect your capacity instead of just muscling through long days and shifting plans, building in quick resets so decisions stay clear and safety stays front and center. Success, for you, is turning those tests into fast check-ins that keep you steady and your crew aligned, even when the block or the season throws curveballs.