Task 2:

For William Salming, pressure is a privilege. It means you have done something right so other people consider you are a favourite to win something. Salming has won the Challenge Cup twice. For him, he didn't felt any extra pressure between playoff or regular season hockey. Normal habits and routines helped him to avoid thinking about that only 17 human beings win every year something big and others need to feel disappointed. So yeah, you just need to avoid those kind of feelings that it is a once in a lifetime opportunity for some players. Someone can play in the playoffs only once or twice in theirs career let alone to speak that finals appearances are even more rare and exclusive. The mind set has to be that you just have to play as well as you can and it then maybe gives you a chance to achieve something huge, big and unique. But if you think about pressures all the time then it is tougher. Keep grinding and good things will happen.