
Fear of negative evaluation
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Oct 3, 2026
Episode 19: BEHIND CHLOE MIDDLETON'S CONFIDENCE. SELF-DOUBT, JUDGEMENT + STARTING SOMETHING NEW
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15:24SarahHOST
But you're at this point now where you're like, no, I'm going to do it.
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15:27SarahHOST
I'm going to lean into those nerves and they can be healthy, right? But what I'm also noticing is that sort of next layer beneath this sort of fear of failure, fear of judgment, worrying what people will think and this sort of, if I'm not perfect straight away, then people might judge me.
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15:50SarahHOST
Yeah.
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15:50SarahHOST
Yeah.
How Does AI Increase Silence? [Psychological Safety Week 2026]
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11:36Janet TarasofskyGUEST
It was done in 2026 by Mirzak and Karakaya, and what they did is they studied 635 employees who were already using AI, And they introduced this term, AI disclosure silence, which means intentionally withholding information about the role that AI played in producing your work.
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11:58Janet TarasofskyGUEST
And they found that disclosure silence appeared alongside combinations of AI anxiety, fear of negative evaluation, low psychological safety.
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12:09Janet TarasofskyGUEST
And what it then ended up saying is that fear of negative evaluation and AI anxiety were amongst the strongest predictors of their
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12:18GraceHOST
model.
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12:20Janet TarasofskyGUEST
So we're seeing this being played out right now.
Mastering Risk-Taking:. Overcoming Fear of Failure for Personal Growth
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0:41Sienna CruzHOST
I'm your host, Sienna Cruz, and let me tell you, today's episode is gonna hit different.
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0:47Sienna CruzHOST
We're diving deep into something that holds us back more often than we realize: the fear of failure.
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0:53Sienna CruzHOST
Ever felt like you were on the verge of something amazing, a dream just within reach, but then bam! That voice in your head whispers, "What if you fail?" It's sneaky, right? It tries to convince you that playing it safe is the better option.
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1:08Sienna CruzHOST
But honey, I'm here to tell you that playing small isn't living at all.
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2:09Sienna CruzHOST
Tell yourself, "I am capable, I am worthy, and I am brave enough to take risks." Believe me, your mind is a powerful tool, so use it wisely.
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2:18Sienna CruzHOST
Number three, break down your goals into smaller, manageable steps.
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2:23Sienna CruzHOST
Taking on huge projects can feel overwhelming, which often leads to procrastination and that dreaded fear of failure kicking in.
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2:31Sienna CruzHOST
But when you break things down into bite-sized chunks, it becomes less intimidating and much more achievable.
Ep 55: CBT therapist & ex-GP talks public speaking anxiety – Lee Jackson interviews Dr Lisa Tyrer
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18:39Lisa TyraGUEST
Look at what's driving that anxiety.
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18:41Lisa TyraGUEST
So for some people, it might be a fear of failure.
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18:45Lisa TyraGUEST
For some people, it might be worrying about what other people think.
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18:50Lisa TyraGUEST
It might be your inner critic that you've got a real problem with.
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19:38Lee JacksonHOST
They just don't want to be embarrassed, right? Yeah.
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19:42Lee JacksonHOST
And they're seeing all of that and they're rehearsing that.
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19:46Lee JacksonHOST
So yeah, so the fear of failure is big for us as humans.
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19:50Lee JacksonHOST
Would you agree?