Doubts are fine and should be heeded, but don't let them paralyze you. In the words of the master, "Do or Do Not. There is no Try." Simple yet powerful words for any startup founder. #changetheworld

Danger is real, but fear is only in your mind. Your fears are subconscious indicators of real-world threats and that's the way you should perceive them. No less, no more. Give them room, observe them, think a minute or two about worst-case scenarios, and strategize them. Then, move on.

I can be scared. But I don’t want to be afraid. When the fear of failing is taking roots seek out wisdom in point 3 and 6. Helps a lot.

Yes agree to acknowledge these, but I actually look around, see if I'm subtly being gaslit, if not, what's it coming from. If childhood or past experiences I'll Creatrix® it to get deep inner wisdom so if it's cycling up from somewhere in my bloodline's history, I'll allow my inner Creator to resolve it, give me the wisdom and I'm all reset to go again. Good old Creatrix® wisdom school is my 75% of the time complete restoration back to whole confidence. Otherwise I had to change something and remove someone it was being fed by. I notice its no easily to be whittled away, through little remarks like 'if only you...' or notice if anyone is using the word 'should' on me etc. Sometimes it's just rubbing off from others too

Do you know, I used to believe this. After 16,000+ hours research on the female body/mind I realised this is taking us away from our natural design which is to be unconscious, so it's relevant to restructure HOW the unconscious is being run by you that's all. When working to the masculine models in business or leadership, the female UM will become overwhelmed frazzled and eventually burned out. BUT if you do business differently, and Creatrix® the problem at the deep root, then it gets resolved, and your unconscious mind is free to lead you again. Successfully. Women are MEANT to be more unconscious. In fact, I call it INFLOWITION®. It's so easy and calm and productive that way. Leadership for us is Ledhership

Practice mindfulness to cultivate presence. This involves focusing on the present moment rather than worrying about future failures or ruminating over past mistakes. Mindful breathing or meditation can help centre your thoughts and calm your mind. Being fully present allows you to make decisions based on current facts and realistic assessments rather than being swayed by unfounded fears.

View every challenge and setback as an opportunity to learn and grow. Adopting a learning mindset can transform your fear of failure into an ongoing part of your development process. Ask yourself what each experience teaches you and how it can help you improve. This shift in perspective reduces the sting of setbacks and motivates you to keep pushing forward, using what you’ve learned to refine your approach.

The best way is complete resolution of the root. There's an issue at the core if it's a cycle. The reason is, it's a never ending quest to change one perception at a time. You must change all of the multi perceptions. Values, beliefs, thoughts, cultural ones, familial ones, but not consicously or else that's superficial. Creatrix® will take you to the core problem, resolve it for you, install the emotional intelligence needed so it doesn't happen again too. That way cycle is broken, lessons are learned. Done. NEXT...

Adopting a mindfulness practice can significantly enhance your ability to navigate self-doubt and fear of failure. By fostering a non-judgmental awareness, you can create mental space to observe your thoughts and emotions without being overwhelmed by them. This allows you to approach challenges with curiosity rather than fear, transforming potential setbacks into opportunities for growth. Furthermore, integrating mindfulness into your entrepreneurial journey can enhance your resilience, enabling you to innovate and adapt in the face of adversity. Ultimately, this mindset not only supports personal development but also cultivates a more sustainable and fulfilling career path.

Yes intention is great. What you deeeeeeeeep down believe though, can seep sabotage through. Rid them first, then don't be focused on goals if female, you aren't made for it. Peripheral has all the other opportunities you could have missed otherwise, that were more meant for you, could bring you far greater success. ALLOW YOURSELF TO BE LED in full trust.

Set clear and positive intentions for your entrepreneurial activities. Instead of focusing on what you hope to avoid, concentrate on what you aim to achieve. Setting intentions gives you a roadmap and helps align your daily actions with your overall goals. This practice can empower you to move forward with purpose and clarity, reducing the paralysis that fear and self-doubt can create.

This is probably the hardest of them all. As an entrepreneur myself, it takes a concerted effort to have a loving kindness practice for yourself. But once you have it, it quietens the inner critic & helps you acknowledge the long way you have come. One strategy for building this practice is to keep a journal of all your milestones - big and small, this makes it easier to visualize your achievements. Another is to practice an affirmation or mantra that reminds you of your resilience and gratitude for the journey you are on. Building a positive inner dialogue that is encouraging and respectful of your journey is key to self compassion.

Be kind to yourself. Entrepreneurship is a demanding path, and berating yourself for every misstep only increases stress and self-doubt. Practice self-compassion by speaking to yourself as you would to a friend in a similar situation. Remind yourself of your strengths and past successes, and allow yourself the grace to be imperfect. This supportive internal dialogue can bolster your resilience and encourage you to take calculated risks without undue fear of failure.

Loving yourself is the way to go. Until eventually you like yourself. Love isn't lovy dovey, it's honouring the little child within that didn't die or go anywhere, and treating that child with love, by adopting them. Give them fun, allow them to be who they are.

I agree. This indeed is the hardest. Personally for me especially. Would love to learn more on the techniques to practice this and go beyond.

Self-compassion is essential for entrepreneurs, as it fosters a healthier mindset that can mitigate the paralyzing effects of self-doubt and fear of failure. By embracing self-compassion, entrepreneurs can cultivate a growth-oriented perspective, viewing challenges not as threats but as opportunities for learning and development. This shift not only enhances emotional resilience but also encourages a more authentic engagement with their work, leading to greater innovation and creativity. Ultimately, self-compassion allows entrepreneurs to navigate their journeys with greater ease, promoting both personal well-being and professional success.

With building a community makes a lot of sense towards overcoming fear and sense of loss . Making it a point to also having communication, rapport building to minimise anxiety and stress.