Think about it like this, right?

You're walking down the street, you slip and fall on ice.

Nobody is around to see you fall.

You typically just get up, kind of giggle, you're like, well, what do you say normally?

You're like, well, I'm glad nobody was around to see that.

But if you slip and fall in the grocery store in front of like, you know, this girl you like

or all of your peers standing there to see you, it's a huge embarrassment. And with social media, that's what we're doing.

We're putting stuff out that's exposing us to all the judgment from all the past classmates,

friends, family members. And it's such a fearful thing, right? By going online. Or just starting a

business in general. Because when you go to start a business or you go to do anything that opens you up

for failure, you got people out there

that want to see you fail. There's no doubt. But I'll tell you this right now, by you just

starting and you just doing it, you're going to breed jealousy and envy, right? And that's good.

That's a good feeling to know like that, hey, you've got people that, you know, you're scared

of judging you when the reality is they're jealous of it's up guys welcome to the FitBiz podcast Jordan here with a short solo episode

where I want to talk about perfectionism okay so I'm sure that if you're listening to

this podcast right now you being a coach a creator you have at some point

struggled with the idea of feeling like everything sucks and everything

has to be perfect, right? And, you know, that feeling of failure that comes up and really the

resistance of putting something out, of like shipping the work, of actually taking action

instead of just kind of staying in motion, right? The dictionary defines perfectionism as the refusal to accept any

standard short of perfection, which is kind of like a dichotomy, right? Because we're often taught

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