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Ever launched something new and immediately questioned everything? Wondered if the doubts in your head were louder than the market feedback?
In this raw solo episode, we dive deep into the emotional side of entrepreneurship—the stuff nobody puts on a pitch deck. We're talking about fear, uncertainty, self-doubt, and imposter syndrome—not as flaws, but as part of the journey when you're doing something bold and new.
You’ll hear real stories from the front lines of innovation, plus reflections on:
Why fear and doubt might mean you're ahead of your time—not wrong
How imposter syndrome can actually point you in the right direction
Ways to "test" your internal fears like you would a product prototype
Why grace—not just grit—might be your most important founder skill
If you’ve ever wrestled with quiet fears while building loud ideas, this episode is your permission slip to keep going.
Listen now and rethink how you define validation.
By Kevin McGinnisEver launched something new and immediately questioned everything? Wondered if the doubts in your head were louder than the market feedback?
In this raw solo episode, we dive deep into the emotional side of entrepreneurship—the stuff nobody puts on a pitch deck. We're talking about fear, uncertainty, self-doubt, and imposter syndrome—not as flaws, but as part of the journey when you're doing something bold and new.
You’ll hear real stories from the front lines of innovation, plus reflections on:
Why fear and doubt might mean you're ahead of your time—not wrong
How imposter syndrome can actually point you in the right direction
Ways to "test" your internal fears like you would a product prototype
Why grace—not just grit—might be your most important founder skill
If you’ve ever wrestled with quiet fears while building loud ideas, this episode is your permission slip to keep going.
Listen now and rethink how you define validation.