How I Turned My Biggest Fear Into Drive #mindset #business #success

21 Jul 2026 · 1 min

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In this brief interview, the entrepreneur (Speaker B) reveals that his greatest business fear is the failure of his company, which would jeopardize his family's basic needs. To move through this fear, he commits to daily consistency—showing up, acknowledging that fear is normal, and continuing the actions that are already yielding positive results. He explains that conquering this fear will enable him to expand his mission of empowering women entrepreneurs, attracting more clients who, in turn, impact their own communities. He quantifies his future vision with a concrete target: growing the business by at least 20% in the next year. The conversation emphasizes the link between personal fear management, consistent effort, mission-driven impact, and measurable growth.

What is your biggest fear in business?
That my business fails and I can't keep the roof over our heads and feed and clothe our children.
Wow. What steps are you gonna take to kind of move through that fear?
Keep on showing up every day and knowing that how I feel is completely normal. Keep on doing more of what I'm doing because it's all actually going really well.
You bust through that fear, what is that gonna do for you?
It's gonna mean that I can impact more women in business because I am so locked onto this mission of helping women grow a profitable business that they love. So the more that I can keep showing up, keep being visible, keep Attracting those clients that are doing the work, and they in turn are impacting their communities and their people. That is the only way forward. It's the repetition, it's the dedication, and keeping the enthusiasm as well.
More clients, more impact. Try and define that for me. What does the future look like?
The business next year will grow by at least 20%.
Can you quantify that for us?
£50 grand. But what it'll also mean is my stress levels will go down. I will not be picking up my phone so much at night when the kids are finally asleep, and I'm gonna get my ass back to the gym.