Omar Zenhom explains the difference between real feedback and fear-based noise when testing a business idea. Real feedback asks specific questions: How will you get customers? Can you afford six months without income? Fear-based feedback is vague and discouraging. Focus on the concrete, fixable details and ignore the rest.
When your family questions your business idea, you can start second-guessing everything.
Here's how to tell if someone's protecting you or just projecting their fear. So what is real feedback?
Real feedback is specific, while fear-based feedback is quite vague. Real feedback sounds like, how are you gonna get your first customers? Can we afford 6 months without income?
And what about vague feedback?
Well, vague feedback is more like, what if you fail? Why don't you go back to your old job? Look for useful details for things that you can fix and leave everything else. If you wanna learn more, comment the word feedback in the comments below and we'll send you a full link to the full episode right in your DMs.
