Short YouTube transcript of Katie McManus (business strategist and money-mindset coach) describing her humorous personal fear: being recorded on Zoom picking her nose before a client joins and then sharing that recording with clients. The clip frames her role (helping ADHD business owners make more money with fewer distractions), her typical Zoom workflow (automatic recording for client reference), and the anecdotal fear prompting audience engagement.
I can't believe I'm gonna share this, but literally, this is my biggest fear as a business owner. So if you don't know who I am. Hi. I help ADHD business owners make more money in less time with fewer distractions by showing them how to basically start their business. I'm a business strategist and money mindset coach, and a lot of the work that I do is over Zoom, right? So I spend a fair amount of time logging into Zoom and kind of just waiting for my client to show up. And because my clients like getting the recording, they can refer back to anything we talked about, so they don't have to spend the whole time, like, taking notes. You know, I just have the recorder just automatically on. And sometimes there's, like, a lull between me starting the call and my clients joining the call. And my biggest fear is this, that I'll be sitting here just kind of, like, waiting for my client, messing around my computer and, like, pick my nose. Just not even think about it and just kind of like, you know, pick my nose and have it be recorded and then. And then have the call with my client or clients and then share the recording with them, and then they go and watch it, and they're just like, katie's picking her nose. So, yeah, what's your fear?