Risk and Rise

Risk and Rise

Procrastination and failure, with Emma O'Brien

47 min · 18 de jul de 2024
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The fear of failing might just be one of five reasons that you are procrastinating on starting your business. Emma O'Brien shares why we procrastinate and what we can do about it, as well as the mindset we need when it comes to dealing with failures in business. Here no-nonsense approach, and candid examples brings some fresh energy to our exploration of overcoming our fears of failing and taking risks.

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