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Ever bombed an investor meeting even after preparing like crazy? Happened to me a couple of years back and that’s completely fine. I had the perfect pitch, crisp numbers, solid narrative. But the moment it began, I blanked out. I fumbled my thoughts, lost my flow, forgot key points I’d practiced a hundred times. I walked out thinking I blew my shot. But a week later, the investor messaged me. “You fumbled, but I could see how much you believe in what you’re building.” That line stuck with me. Sometimes, it’s not about how polished you are. It’s about how real you are. They don’t just invest in your pitch, they invest in your belief. Still, here’s what helps: • Practice out loud, not just in your head • Keep your flow clean and simple • If you blank out, breathe, and come back • Don’t fake confidence, show intent Because at the end of the day, a stumble doesn’t define you — how you carry it does. Ever had a meeting that didn’t go your way but still changed everything?
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