You must have the confidence that you can take control and face adversity. You must also be confident that you will have a favorable outcome over time. You must concentrate on the process, though, not the outcome. A sprinter who is in the lead is thinking about the wind on their face, how relaxed their arms are, feeling the perfect stride they are totally in the moment. They are tense and tight because they are thinking about the outcome, not the process.
Great performances come from being able to rebound quickly and forget about mistakes.
Great performance comes from pushing yourself and trying to overcome limitations. Staying in the safe zone becomes a monkey on your back. Challenge yourself to take that hard trade. If it does not work out, so what your risk was limited and you can pat yourself on the back for taking the hard trade in the first place. Great performance comes from turning off the brain and becoming automatic.