Starting something new is hard. Really hard. Not because we lack skills or passion—but because fear shows up, loudly and often.
When I think back to every new beginning in my life, one thing was always present: fear.
I felt it when I got accepted to study Nursing—what if I wasn't good enough?
I felt it when I wrote my first book—what if no one read it?
I felt it when I launched my businesses—what if they failed?
Even running a Facebook ad made me pause—what if it flopped?
And when I finally decided to show up online, to build my personal brand and speak up? That took me over two years of wrestling with doubt. I was scared people wouldn’t listen. That my content would flop. That I’d run out of ideas. That I’d start strong but fizzle out.
That fear didn’t whisper. It shouted.
And worst of all, I didn’t have much encouragement from others when I was just starting. So I had to push myself, dig deep, and find the fire within.
Here’s the thing no one tells you: the fear doesn’t vanish before you start. It fades after you begin. With each step forward, confidence grows. You find your rhythm. Your voice gets clearer. It all starts to make more sense.
No, things might not go perfectly at first—but they start moving. And movement is what makes the difference.
So if you’re scared? That’s okay. Start anyway.
Fear is just an emotion. It’s not the truth. You don’t have to wait for it to disappear before you act.
You’ve got what it takes. I’m cheering you on.
– Miss Fantastic
When I think back to every new beginning in my life, one thing was always present: fear.
I felt it when I got accepted to study Nursing—what if I wasn't good enough?
I felt it when I wrote my first book—what if no one read it?
I felt it when I launched my businesses—what if they failed?
Even running a Facebook ad made me pause—what if it flopped?
And when I finally decided to show up online, to build my personal brand and speak up? That took me over two years of wrestling with doubt. I was scared people wouldn’t listen. That my content would flop. That I’d run out of ideas. That I’d start strong but fizzle out.
That fear didn’t whisper. It shouted.
And worst of all, I didn’t have much encouragement from others when I was just starting. So I had to push myself, dig deep, and find the fire within.
Here’s the thing no one tells you: the fear doesn’t vanish before you start. It fades after you begin. With each step forward, confidence grows. You find your rhythm. Your voice gets clearer. It all starts to make more sense.
No, things might not go perfectly at first—but they start moving. And movement is what makes the difference.
So if you’re scared? That’s okay. Start anyway.
Fear is just an emotion. It’s not the truth. You don’t have to wait for it to disappear before you act.
You’ve got what it takes. I’m cheering you on.
– Miss Fantastic
Starting something new is hard. Really hard. Not because we lack skills or passion—but because fear shows up, loudly and often.
When I think back to every new beginning in my life, one thing was always present: fear.
I felt it when I got accepted to study Nursing—what if I wasn't good enough?
I felt it when I wrote my first book—what if no one read it?
I felt it when I launched my businesses—what if they failed?
Even running a Facebook ad made me pause—what if it flopped?
And when I finally decided to show up online, to build my personal brand and speak up? That took me over two years of wrestling with doubt. I was scared people wouldn’t listen. That my content would flop. That I’d run out of ideas. That I’d start strong but fizzle out.
That fear didn’t whisper. It shouted.
And worst of all, I didn’t have much encouragement from others when I was just starting. So I had to push myself, dig deep, and find the fire within.
Here’s the thing no one tells you: the fear doesn’t vanish before you start. It fades after you begin. With each step forward, confidence grows. You find your rhythm. Your voice gets clearer. It all starts to make more sense.
No, things might not go perfectly at first—but they start moving. And movement is what makes the difference.
So if you’re scared? That’s okay. Start anyway.
Fear is just an emotion. It’s not the truth. You don’t have to wait for it to disappear before you act.
You’ve got what it takes. I’m cheering you on.
– Miss Fantastic
