Most people aren't afraid of failing. They're afraid of what other people will think when they do.As we approach 600 million cans sold at Bloom, someone recently asked me what would happen if our growth slowed down and everyone could see it.Uploaded 24-10-26My answer? We'd have more work to do.The fear of being judged, embarrassed, or told "no" is stopping an entire generation from going after what they actually want in life.In this video, Leo and I break down how we've learned to embrace rejection, why fear can actually be a sign of progress, and why the cost of regret will always be greater than the cost of failure.We've launched hundreds of products, heard thousands of no's, and made plenty of mistakes along the way. None of those things stopped us from building Bloom.Whether you're starting a business, building your personal brand, or trying to change your life, the answer is the same.Take action. Get uncomfortable. Stop letting people who aren't living the life you want dictate yours.2027 is coming. Don't bring the same fears with you.Follow along IG @GregLavSubscribe for more conversations on entrepreneurship, building Bloom, and going after your moonshots.Chapters:00:00 — the fear of being judged01:21 — the true cost of regret02:01 — why we never gave up on bloom02:46 — turning fear into progress03:40 — learning to embrace rejection05:00 — why successful people thrive in the no's06:30 — overcoming the fear of posting content07:46 — getting comfortable being uncomfortable08:30 — turning pressure into a superpower09:11 — fear or opportunity: one has to go11:10 — why most of your fears are irrational12:38 — surrounding yourself with the right people13:18 — why we left our hometown15:27 — becoming mentally unstoppable16:29 — the power of being an anonymous beast17:33 — stop giving fear your time19:57 — the challenge before 2027get after it.
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