EP679 THE FEAR FILES (PART 2): Getting Yourself into the ‘Zero Fu*ks Given’ Mindset

If you’ve been trying to make consistent $10K months online but your income still feels inconsistent, unpredictable, or harder than it should be… this episode will change how you approach your online business.

Because there has never been a better time to make money online.
With billions of people consuming content daily and most buyers discovering services through social media, content marketing, and online platforms, the opportunity to attract clients, grow an audience, and generate consistent monthly income is already built in.

So if you’re not hitting consistent $5K, $10K, or multi-5-figure months yet, it’s not because you need more information, more courses, or a more complicated business strategy.

It comes down to a few key decisions most entrepreneurs avoid—and the lack of consistent execution behind them.

In this episode, I’m breaking down the 3 decisions that separate inconsistent income from predictable $10K months, and how to apply them to your content, offers, and sales process so you can start making money online more consistently.

Launching an online program can look exciting from the outside. The announcements, the social media posts, the excitement of welcoming new clients into your world. But behind the scenes, there is an emotional side of entrepreneurship that almost no one talks about.

In this episode, I’m sharing what it actually feels like to launch and sell your offers online while you are in the middle of doing it. Because the truth is that building an online business and promoting your work can bring up far more than just marketing strategy. It can bring up vulnerability, pressure, self-doubt, and the quiet mental stories entrepreneurs create when they are putting something meaningful out into the world.

If you are launching a course, coaching program, membership, or digital product, you have likely felt some version of this. The emotional rollercoaster that happens while you are selling your offer online. The moment where you wonder if you explained it clearly enough. The moment where you check the numbers and your brain starts creating stories about what it means.