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#020: The Discomfort of Stability [Will Pearson]
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"Am I failing as a founder if I'm not constantly pushing for more growth?"
After achieving stability in his 5-year-old business, Will Pearson brings this question to our coaching session. With a 4-year-old daughter and 7-month-old son at home, Will has found a balance between work and family, but feels guilty about it.
This episode explores:
- The identity crisis that comes with business stability
- How founder narratives create unnecessary pressure
- Why rest periods are essential for sustainable growth
- Finding confidence in your own definition of success
For anyone who's ever wondered if they're "hungry enough" as an entrepreneur or felt guilty for prioritizing life outside their business, this episode will help!
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Chapters
1. #020: The Discomfort of Stability [Will Pearson] (00:00:00)
2. Stability After Years of Growth (00:01:27)
3. Founder's Dilemma: Investing Time vs. Risk (00:05:47)
4. The Fear of Missing Opportunities (00:11:20)
5. Balancing Family Life with Business Growth (00:20:13)
6. The Guilt of Not Being "All In" (00:27:14)
7. Finding Permission to Enjoy Stability (00:35:49)
8. The Recovery Phase in Entrepreneurship (00:43:20)
9. Key Takeaways and Final Reflections (00:48:14)
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