Why Your Mind Goes Blank in Meetings (And How to Manage It)

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Many people experience their mind ‘going blank’ in meetings, presentations or high-pressure conversations. This is often linked to the nervous system’s stress response rather than a lack of intelligence or capability. Understanding why this happens can help reduce panic and improve performance under pressure.