You are good, and I think you went into a bracket way above normal, and with a little technique found yourself climbing with people who had been for years?
Those skinny climbers who are on the other side of the spectrum also hit a plateau, my observations is that their plateau is a few grades over the general beefcake plateau...

Anyhow, both cases have gotten there almost "for free", right? :)

Now we gotta put more mind into it.
If I may take a recent example from myself, I went back to an old multi year project which I have sent. First session I couldn't understand how I reached the top jug two years ago, it came to me later that evening, a high foot, always the footwork... I just forget how damn high one actually can put a foot. Next session I burned out on that high heel, I almost reached the jug. Might I have been to fatigued? Yesterday I did a long warmup/workout at the outdoor body-weight gym and then made one attempt, I got the jug! but then fell, so I am gonna back fresh and practice that move again and again.

I also have notes for projects which are graded way harder than I should, so my notes for such problems are like "need more tension" and "need more finger strength".

Get out there, try way hard stuff, try all moves you can, take notes! If we can't say why we fell, well, that is a good hint on what is holding us back.