When you're leading 20,000 people at the world's largest cybersecurity company, every problem that reaches your desk is already hard. So how do you handle the pressure? Nikesh Arora, Chairman & CEO of Palo Alto Networks, shares how he shifted from stress mode to fixed mode—and why normalizing pressure is essential for making decisions that stick. In this clip: → How to normalize pressure instead of letting it paralyze you → The mental shift from stress mode to problem-solving mode → Why the best decisions often make nobody completely happy → How to make choices that protect long-term aspirations and principles This is just one insight from our 100th episode conversation. Watch the full episode to hear Nikesh break down: Why security becomes an afterthought during innovation (and what to do about it) The 3-part framework that separates winners from losers during tech inflection points How "deep laziness" drives first-principles thinking Why AI will require 3-5x more enterprise data consumption The architectural shift that reduced threat detection from 4 days to 1 minute 🎥 Full Episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NCyb32Bts2Y About Nikesh Arora: Chairman & CEO of Palo Alto Networks. Previously President & COO at SoftBank and Chief Business Officer at Google. Under his leadership, Palo Alto Networks transformed from a $2.7B firewall company to the world's largest cybersecurity platform. Threat Vector Podcast Exploring cybersecurity threats, resilience, and industry trends with the leaders shaping the future of security. Host: David Moulton, Senior Director of Thought Leadership, Unit 42 Subscribe for weekly insights from cybersecurity's top minds. #Leadership #PressureManagement #CEO #Cybersecurity #PaloAltoNetworks #ThreatVector #DecisionMaking

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