> Those who do might well end up turning their worst day into their best. I'm reading this as if well, perhaps the day didn't go wrong enough? There's SO many

> Those who do might well end up turning their worst day into their best. I'm reading this as if well, perhaps the day didn't go wrong enough? There's SO many other ways to spin a story like that, and understanding that everyone has a breaking point is indeed a very important one. There's something very different between having clarity of mind and hyper focus under fire (the crisis situation at work), and handling multiple life stresses (e.g. family+work conflicts+++) at the same time. I mean, personally I can get a bit of a kick out of the first part - state of flow etc, whereas grinding family demands etc combined with other events that stack up in a cumulative manner is something completely different. To be better at the latter I hit the weights on a regular basis, which helps but does not make one immune.