How To Get Over The Fear Of Trying When Everyone Is Watching [Bonus Episode]

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4.4 • 738 Ratings

🗓️ 11 June 2025

⏱️ 14 minutes

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Summary

So I feel like we all know that feeling when you watch someone launch a business, or start posting vlogs, or announce their new side hustle, and whilst most of you is like WELL DONE a small part of you is like: “Oof… that’s brave.” It’s that feeling that I want to get into today.

That tiny little cringe feeling we get, is basically our own fear of being seen trying. And today, I want to have a chat about why that fear is not only unnecessary, it’s also can really hold us back.

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0:00.0	This episode is sponsored by King's Business School, part of King's College London, where you can learn to lead the way with an executive MBA.
0:06.5	I always get asked by aspiring founders how they can really improve their leadership skills and make a real impact, not just in their career, but on the world.
0:13.5	Now, I didn't do an MBA, but I cannot tell you how many times in my eight years of running businesses, I've wished that I did.
0:19.2	King's Business School executive MBAs are designed
0:21.3	to help you balance profit and purpose so that you can handle the many complex challenges that come
0:25.3	with running a business and continue to lead with confidence. Here's why the program stands out to me
0:29.7	as someone who always finds myself Googling MBA programs. First of all, King's Business School
0:34.3	has achieved triple accredited status. That's an achievement only 1% of
0:38.1	business schools globally can claim. Second, it's a two-year part-time program, so you'll be learning
0:43.1	alongside a diverse group of professionals from fields like healthcare, consulting and law,
0:47.2	who all bring fresh perspectives. And third, it's in central London, right in the middle of one of the
0:51.7	most dynamic and connected cities in the world and where I happen to call my home. So whether you're looking to climb higher and corporate,
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1:21.4	Let's be real. How many times have we committed to something thinking it would be one thing? And then
1:25.1	it turns out to me very much not that. Like the time I thought I could just do a light refurb on my house, you know, a fresh coat of paint, maybe some
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