In this brief YouTube clip, Omar Zenhom discusses why self‑motivated people often self‑sabotage, attributing it to fear of judgment and failure that makes them wait until they feel "ready" before taking action. He identifies the core issue as a lack of confidence and offers a simple hack: focus on making small commitments to gradually build confidence. The segment ends with a call‑to‑action, inviting viewers to comment for the full episode and a guide on overcoming self‑doubt.
I don't know. I'm just, I'm just not feeling confident.
Why is it that people that are so self-motivated often self-sabotage? And why is it that no matter how many new business opportunities we get or new skills we try to learn, many of us just are simply finding different ways of earning the same amount of money or achieving the same kind of level of success?
A lot of people, they wait to feel ready, and that's because they're afraid of being judged. They're afraid of failure. Here's a little hack. Focus on small commitments to build your confidence slowly. If you want to learn how to overcome self-doubt and build your confidence, just comment the word below, and I'll send you the full episode and guide on how to overcome your self-doubt.
