Why embarrassment is the way to business success

The Weeniecast: make more money, create an impact

30-08-2024 • 28 mins

Turning Embarrassment into a Success Tool for ADHD Entrepreneurs

Being embarrassed is often avoided like the plague, but what if I told you it's the secret sauce to business success, especially for ADHD entrepreneurs?

Hey, I'm Katie McManus, business strategist and money mindset coach, and this is my podcast "The Weeniecast!"

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Now, back to this episode...

In "Why Embarrassment is the Way to Business Success," I'm exploring how putting yourself in uncomfortable, potentially humiliating situations could be the catalyst you need for explosive growth.

Embracing public mistakes is a badge of honor in your entrepreneurial journey.

Let's get real—people have a lot of preconceived notions about what makes a business successful.

You might think you need an MBA or be an expert salesperson, but the truth is far more uncomfortable: the willingness to embarrass the hell out of yourself.

We dig into those cringe-worthy moments from childhood, those school assignments you aced wrong, and how those early experiences with embarrassment shape your adult fear of failure.

The podcast also touches on the challenges of social media vulnerability, the fears around launching new business ventures, and even the anxiety of having family members ask about your "little business."

This episode isn't just about laughing at our mistakes—it's about learning to use those mistakes to propel yourself forward.

After listening, you will walk away from this episode with:

A deeper understanding of why embracing embarrassment is crucial for your business growth.
Techniques to handle the public exposure of your mistakes and turn them into opportunities.
A shift in mindset, enabling you to move beyond your comfort zones and make bolder business decisions.