"Nous nous montons trop la tête. Comme si vous essayez de vous convaincre que, "Oh, c'est un grand moment, c'est un tir important," vous vous mettez beaucoup de pression. Vous avez tiré ce coup des centaines et des milliers de fois. Tire juste un autre."

Simplified Meaning:

When we make something seem more important than it is, we often put too much pressure on ourselves and make it harder to succeed. Imagine if you're about to take a final exam. If you keep telling yourself, "This test is huge! I can't mess it up!" you'll likely get really nervous. This stress can make you forget what you studied and perform poorly. Instead, think about how many tests you've taken before. You’ve studied and practiced a lot, so just treat this exam like any other. By staying calm and thinking about it as just another test, you are more likely to do well. Similarly, when playing sports, if a basketball player sees every shot as the most important one, they might get too anxious and miss. By treating each shot as just another normal one, they play more naturally and effectively. This mindset can help you perform better in exams, sports, or any challenge you face.