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You · Just now

Meeting just ended. I fumbled one answer and I'm sure the whole team thinks I'm stupid now.

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Perfectionism · Over-preparation for meetings · Fear of mistakes

That's the third meeting where one rough moment turned into "they all think I'm stupid." Let's check it: what did the team actually do after you fumbled — what did you see?

You · Just now

...nothing, honestly. Two people nodded. Someone even built on my idea right after.

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One rough moment becomes proof of total failure — strongest right after meetings.

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[[Perfectionism]] · [[Over-preparation for meetings]]

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Pattern: one fumbled answer becomes proof the whole meeting failed. The jump from “that was rough” to “they all saw it” happens fast, and lands hardest in the first hour after a meeting — by the next morning it usually reads differently.

It feeds [[Over-preparation for meetings]]: the night-before rehearsing that looks like diligence is mostly insurance against a single bad moment. Under it runs the [[Perfectionism]] rule — one flaw spoils the whole thing.

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•Mar 12 — first named, after the sprint demo: “the whole team thinks I’m stupid now.”

•Apr 2 — same spiral after the quarterly review, even though the feedback itself was good.

•Just now — first counter-evidence on record: the team built on the idea right after the moment that felt like failure.
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YOU · 11:47 PM

Meeting just ended. I fumbled one answer and I'm sure the whole team thinks I'm stupid now.

What did people actually do after that answer?

YOU

...nothing. Two people nodded. Someone built on my idea right after.

That's the third time one bad moment turned into "everyone thinks I'm stupid." You see it too?

Here's your next experiment. Thursday's meeting — no rehearsing the night before. When it ends, ask one person how it went. Let's see what actually happens. Should we test that?

YOU · THURSDAY

Did it. She said the meeting went fine — better than I thought.

So: no rehearsal, and nobody thought you were stupid. What does that tell you about the pattern?

Quick check-in on the bigger picture. How's your sleep been? Do Sundays still feel heavy?

YOU

Sleep's better. And Sundays are just Sundays lately.

A month ago they weren't. Next I'd look at the workload — you're still saying yes to everything. Should we start there?

YOU · 11:47 PM

Meeting just ended. I fumbled one answer and I'm sure the whole team thinks I'm stupid now.

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