What does it really mean to be the least experienced person in the room, and why does it feel so uncomfortable? In this episode of My Bedroom Office, we talk about being a little in over your head early in your career, and why that feeling might actually be a sign of growth, not failure.

We explore how being surrounded by more experienced colleagues can impact your confidence, why going quiet to avoid sounding dumb can slow your progress, and how participation—not perfection—is what builds confidence over time. From asking better questions to staying visible in rooms that intimidate you, this episode is about reframing discomfort as proximity to growth.

If you’re early in your career, struggling with imposter syndrome, or finding yourself in meetings where you feel behind, this episode will help you stay curious, engaged, and confident, even when you’re not the expert yet.