You read that right. It’s meant to be fearful and not fearless.
That’s crazy! Why bother? We should be talking to fearless, swashbuckling, go-go-go entrepreneurs. I agree and we have been talking to a lot of strong men and women on our podcast in the past. However, I believe there is a lot we can learn from our weaknesses especially when we overcome them or when we figure out ways to press forward despite it.
In this episode, I readily confess 6 of my biggest fears and what I’ve learned from them.
Key Takeaways
- Practice makes perfect, but lots of preparation never hurts.
- Great content trumps your accent or your not so perfect spoken English.
- You deserve success.
- Setting a high standard right off the gate means you’ll only get even better going forward.
- You know more than you give yourself credit for.
- Once you begin doing, your knowledge grows automatically.
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Resources & Mentions
Why Copycats Fail – by Kelly McCausey
Thanks for sharing this informative post with us. But how can a fearful businessman is better than fearless businessman??
That is a true success story. I hope things continue to go well for you.