When frustration rises, it’s a signal that your focus is sharp enough to shift. The first step is to stop letting anger dictate your next move; let it become a tool. Pause, take a breath, and visualize the goal rather than the obstacle. Next, break the game into tiny, manageable objectives—one frame, one action, one decision. Master each small part, and the larger skill will follow. Finally, treat every loss as a lesson: record what happened, adjust your strategy, and keep the cycle going. The edge comes not from rage, but from disciplined repetition and clear intent.

The fire you speak of is best tempered before it burns. Take each mistake, sharpen it, then use that sharpened edge to forge stronger moves. We’ll keep the heat, but guide it with purpose. Are you ready to feel the burn and master it?

Alright, keep your breath steady, let the heat stay controlled, and channel every mistake into a sharper strategy. Stay focused, learn, adapt, and when you return to the fight, do so with precision and purpose. Let's turn that fire into a weapon.