Jun 3 • General 🪖
The real reason you're not starting
Here's what was happening with me.
Everyone around me was watching. Asking for my opinion on business decisions. Looking up to me. I was getting real feedback, real trust, in person.
But the internet felt different. Cold. A screen. No energy, no presence. Just words and visuals.
So I started playing the movie in my head: What if nobody cares? What if my credibility doesn't translate online? What if the design is nice, the idea is solid, but it just doesn't work?
Then I caught myself.
These questions had nothing to do with reality. They were about protecting myself from failure.
If I never launch, it can never fail. If I never try, the truth never comes out.
Safe. And completely paralysing.
The fear only has power until reality gives you feedback.
Once you start, it either gets confirmed, or it disappears.
Most of the time, it disappears.
Because the person others trust in real life isn't credible because of where they stand. They're credible because they actually have something to say.
A camera doesn't change that.
If you're where I was:
You already know the answer. You're just scared to say it out loud.
So, when are you starting?
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The real reason you're not starting
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