Grace Beverley

Yeah.

I mean, I think first, one of the main things is talking about it and showing it.

Like when I first launched this podcast, it was the lowest engagement I would get on any content ever, every fucking week, like over and over and over.

I'd be posting it and I'd be like, God, this is so embarrassing.

But I knew I wanted to do it.

And I knew that it made a difference to me.

And I knew that it made a difference to people who wanted to start their businesses and wanted to improve their lives.

And so like it genuinely took about two years for it to start.

being not embarrassing.

Like I don't even mean like trajectory like this.

I mean, not embarrassing.

And same with so many other things where it's kind of just like, okay, I could do this.

It could fail.

And by the way, my entire personal brand is linked to having successful businesses.

So probably shouldn't be launching things that might fail.

And yet every single year, I don't know what it is, but there is something inside me that clearly still wants to go out on a limb and try and do the things.

I think the

that might fail and that might be shit and that might really affect my personal brand because people would look at me and be like, oh, well, that business of hers did fail and she's meant to be this kind of business person.

But it also could be your next massive thing that not only brings you success, but also brings you that joy of genuinely still feeling alive because you're still taking those risks.

And I see so much of that in you.