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Welcome to the 4th episode in our special 5 part series.

All week, I’m reflecting on some of the lessons I’ve learned and observed this year inside of the Hive.

Today, I want to talk about making mistakes.

More specifically, how doing something wrong is actually required in order to get it right?

And I get it, ok? Honestly, saying that makes me gag a little bit because I don’t like making mistakes, especially in front of people.

But the truth is that, by being an entrepreneur, we’ve actually signed up to make mistakes in public. Our messaging, marketing, social media…

Everything is a giant guessing game. We’re testing everything. And this can feel so frustrating.

But here’s the thing: getting it wrong is the first step toward getting it right.

So, if you’re ready to write yourself a permission slip today to “not get it perfect, and just get it going”, tune in now.

TIMESTAMPS:

00:01:00 – Doing it wrong, is the first step towards getting it right

00:03:00 – Dallas shares about her experience overcoming perfectionism

00:06:00 – A story of a hive member who “failed” all year long and where she’s at now

00:10:00 – How you can apply the “fail fast” practice to your own business

00:17:00 – What happens if you are committed to growing

00:18:00 – Give yourself permission to make mistakes in public