A good manager is getting angry

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Currently I am working as an auditor and in a very senior grade. Now there is a very tight engagement which I should capable of handling it. Yet, I am being pushed again and again due to closing deadline. Work papers are required to hand in piece by piece. And I am like... getting extremely lost and skew up everything even it's not complicated.

Rationnally, I know I can accomplish the target. But I am just feeling so week right now. Well this feeling just sucks.

How about a flow chart to keep track of the paper due dates?

The analogy of baseball (and the high probability of both bad streaks and good streaks)?

And that even a good pitcher has a ragged outing once in a while. And the remedy is to be a little more conservative for a while, not uber conservative or crazy conservative, just shifting to a gear of being a little more cautious and deliberative. This generally works for both baseball and poker. I'm not sure about auditing.

Sounds good, I used to draw points and write things on blank paper in a messy, but just stopped now because some how I tried to train myself up to be more clean and determined in doing things. I don't know how to elaborate, but everyone else seem to be very sure and very clear of everything. But I am like, conciously, dangling around and multi-interpreting on everything. When I saw my draft hand notes months ago, I hate them because I myself totally don't understand what's going on.

Anyone got similar pattern?

I don't play baseball, so I don't quite understand. But I believe my life is like ... Being in a probability rather than a determined path.

In baseball players will go on streaks. They can be good or bad.

For example:

Player A goes on a streak getting on base every game, 20 games in a row. (Good)

Player B has gone 15 games without a base hit. (Bad)

Player A on his 21st game, is having an off day and doesn't get a on base. The streak ends, but overall he's still a great player.