Ditching Fear, Taking Micro Steps, and Diversifying Income

Notice, this replay will only be available for a couple of weeks, so check it out! Then it moves behind the paywall.

It took me way too long to edit this—my apologies! We recorded this back in early January, but I’m excited to finally share it with you.

We all want more freedom—freedom from financial stress, rigid schedules, and outdated industry norms. That’s exactly what we explored in the latest Diversify Income Hangout with

Scott Perry

from the Solopreneur Success Stack and an amazing group of solopreneurs—including a few of us therapists.

As therapists, we’re trained to follow structured paths, but stepping into entrepreneurship requires a mindset shift. One major takeaway?

Business growth isn’t about having the perfect plan—it’s about taking the next smallest step.

The Fear of Showing Up (03:15)

Scott shared some wisdom about overcoming the fear of putting yourself out there:

The fear of showing up is only solved by showing up.

Boom. That one hit.

Instead of waiting for the perfect offer, the perfect niche, or the perfect website, just start. Experiment. Engage. Build relationships.

For many of us, the fear of being seen is real. But as Angie pointed out at 00:22:14:

I wouldn’t even be here if people I admire hadn’t put themselves out there.

That’s a reminder we all need—visibility isn’t about perfection; it’s about connection.

The Power of Constraints: Turning Limits Into Leverage (9:50 and 40:00)

We often think of constraints—limited time, energy, imposter syndrome, self-doubt—as barriers. But what if they were actually tools for creativity?

🔥 Example: Another person shared how having only 5 hours a week for business forced them to cut the fluff and focus on high-impact actions. Instead of spending months perfecting a website, they booked clients through conversations and simple offers.

👉 Lesson learned? Constraints force clarity.
If you only had 30 minutes today (or Monday cuz it’s a weekend) to move your business forward, what would you do? Do that first.

Raise the Floor, Not the Ceiling (30:00ish)