A colleague once shared a story about running late for a morning meeting. They rushed out the door, grabbing their coffee and briefcase, but forgot their phone at home. Realizing it halfway to the office, they turned around to retrieve it. When they finally arrived at the meeting, flustered and a bit embarrassed, they apologized for being late. To their surprise, the meeting hadn't even started yet—everyone else was running behind too. They laughed about it afterward, realizing how stressed they’d been over something that ended up being no big deal at all.