If there's anything I have a very polarizing relationship with, I think it would

have to be pressure, right? On one hand I love pressure. Like I love to feel

pressure because the way I'm able to work when my back is against the wall,

when something is due, like it doesn't matter what is going on in my life, I

will complete it, I will go beyond measures to make sure it gets done to

perfection. But then also feeling constant pressure could be such a weight to

bear all the time. And I know we feel constant pressures in so many different

areas in so many different ways, let it be with school or relationships,

demands, right? The way society wants this to show up, we feel pressured to

speak up for this cause, we feel pressured to be this type of woman, this type of

man, like there's constant pressures throughout the whole day. And we all know

the famous saying pressure creates diamonds. And we know that, you understand?

We know something there is good pressure in our lives that will put us to the

test and bring the best out of us. But how do we know when the pressure we feel

is unnecessary? When it's simply self-inflicted pressure that is serving no

purpose in the moment, except simply breaking us. Because that's true,

too, right? Sometimes we feel pressured to do something and we're not even

able to use that pressure. Like I always say, when you feel pressured, you have

two options, that feeling, that feeling of feeling pressured, that can be an

opportunity because that's a force, right? That's an energy. Like when you feel

pressured to do something, it's very hard to just sit on your couch and do

nothing. Like if you have a paper, do tomorrow, or if you have a presentation,

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