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How to deal with the fear of putting your self out there? ( online business) (alien.top)

submitted 2 years ago by buzzer94@alien.top to c/entrepreneur@indiehackers.space

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Hey guys

I want to have a online bussines, by doing so i would be putting my self out there making videos for the public to see , everyone i know will see etc. I have this fear im not sure what the fear is off exactly, weather its people's opinions or what. But i cant let this stop me from pursuing my goals.

Any1 else have this issue? Is this normal and we must act despite feeling like this ?

Its so silly ive let it stop me for years.

Any tips with this ? Should i just stop been a pu#sy and have a go ? I dont want to waste anymore time.

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[–] dakdego@alien.top 1 points 2 years ago

When I was still in school, I used to act and do improv theater. I had wild stage fright when I first started - I am on the autistic spectrum and an introvert. The way I got through that was by making the all of the mistakes, saying all the dumb things on stage, forgetting lines, messing up blocking, etc etc. After doing enough of them I realized that it didn’t kill me, my family still loved me, and my friends still liked me.

Fear sucks. If the goal is important, push through.