Give me 7 minutes and I’ll DELETE your fear of failure

This mindset shift changed everything for me—how I work, how I show up, and how I go after what truly matters. And in this video, I’m sharing exactly what I learned so you can step into your power and start living life on your terms.

I hope this video helps someone as much as this idea changed my mindset and life.

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Who am I?
Hey I'm Laurie, an Ex-Googler, and on this channel, we explore all things productivity, entrepreneurship, mindset, and becoming the best version of ourselves. We've only got one life, let's make it count!

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[lauriexwang]

What’s one thing you can be more fearless about? ❤

[janmergreytitular]

“People who MATTER in your life, they won’t MIND, and for the people who MIND, they don’t MATTER!” Wow

[arkletv]

I have no fear of failure. "Confidence doesn't come from success, it comes from surviving failure." Failure built me.

[datguyintoUXUI]

"Perfectionism isn't about trying to be perfect. It's about never feeling like you're enough" 👏🏻

[rolandi]

Start scared
Start tired
Start with less
Start unready
The key is to just start!!

[Thriveology]

Stop caring about failing because failure is a natural part of growth and learning. It’s not the end, but a stepping stone to success. When you embrace failure as feedback, you free yourself from fear and perfectionism, allowing you to take more risks, learn faster, and ultimately achieve your goals. The only real failure is never trying.

[spearsg]

Best example of this is cats: You try to catch kitty to give some pets and love -- you cannot. You sit down. In a few minutes, kitty comes to you for some pets and love.

[plastelina_ytb]

Really liked the bit at 5:48 regarding judgment and rejection from others: "At the end of the day, people who matter in your life, they won't mind. And for the people who mind, they don't matter."

[Battleganz]

The reality that nobody talks about is that the average millionaire is 61 years old in America, and rising. We're inundated every day with these 10-year-old kids getting $400 million baseball contracts, but success is a marathon, not a backflip.

[meaningful-than]

As a college student, I realized the importance of challenging myself, but the fear of failure lingered in my head, keeping me from getting out of my comfort zone. Thank you, your video has given me great motivation

[커피가촉]

a quote i have once read and affected me deeply and just remembered it while watching this video ''don't climb the mountains for the world to see you climb the mountains for you to see the world'''

[allygarcia]

Stop caring is the KEY. The job I’m currently at I haven’t cared one bit and I’ am thriving. I came to this interview with 0 anxiety because I was more on “if I get it I get it if not oh well” my interview was a conversation and I was hired on the spot.

[markisaki]

The person who climbs mountains because they love climbing will go higher and further than the person who climbs mountains because they want to reach the summit. To find peace, success and satisfaction in what you do is to love what you do.

[skye]

0:38 yes, that's me, overthink everything. See it from every angle, consider every possibility of what could happen. And even after all that there were still decisions I would regret or wish I had made a different choice.

[devotedmuncher]

I’ve been struggling with this the last few months, overthinking, fear of failure, feeling stuck. Then your video appeared out of nowhere. Thank you for this! best luck to you and to everyone reading this! ❤

[XB]

More realistic than "it wasn't meant to be" is that we need to accept failure, and learn to move on. Especially, if there's nothing you can do about it.

[carynbuys]

So freaking true, we tend to live a life that is controlled by the opinions of others! The only time you learn that people's opinions DO NOT matter, is when we have a near death experience or when we lose someone we love deeply. My mind shifted, when my mom passed away. I really DO NOT give a crumb about people's opinions.

[janetcommanda]

I am ENOUGH.
Thank you.
Praise God.
Amen

[squirrel_]

So true. The moment you start idealise something or someone in your life it constantly goes away from you!

[johnmwagner]

Overthinking is not good, Not Caring is the secret hiding in plain sight, I’m almost 65 and I’m after my privacy. Thx for your advice.