Nor did De Minaur reach the standards he can, but he was better than in his nervy first-round win over Roman Andres Burruchaga and feels he will continue to improve."One of the things I have learnt is, in the early stages of my career I was a little bit too tough on myself, wanting to start these tournaments at the highest level possible," de Minaur said."And often I would just get frustrated and let negative feelings not allow me to get through some tough moments."Ultimately, the first week is all about trying to survive and advance As long as you get through, you give yourself a chance."And I feel like once the first week finishes, that second week is a little bit of a reset, and then it's, 'OK, now you've got to shift the mindset, now you're playing to go deep or win the tournament'