Sep 10, 2026 · 6 min · 7 segments
What if the business you started isn’t the business you’re actually meant to build? We’re often sold the idea that successful entrepreneurs simply had **the right idea** from the beginning. But the…
Welcome to the Business Mom Compass, the podcast helping ambitious moms start their business, overcome limiting beliefs and imposter syndrome around showing up online so you can confidently sell your knowledge online.
I'm Marie, your host, French Australian entrepreneur who's been in your shoes building businesses while figuring out how to show up online so I can help you turn new ideas into impact.
If you listened to my previous episode, episode 115, released on Tuesday, you already know this.
The business you start is not necessarily the business you'll grow.
And that's not failure.
That's entrepreneurship.
So today, I want to take that idea a little further because I think we have this fantasy that successful entrepreneurs had the idea.
They knew exactly what they were building, they launched it, and then they grew it.
But when you actually look at the stories of successful women, that's really what happened.
They started somewhere, they learned something, They adapt and the business became clearer as they built it.
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Welcome to the Business Mom Compass, the podcast helping ambitious moms start their business, overcome limiting beliefs and imposter syndrome around showing up online so you can confidently sell your knowledge online.
I'm Marie, your host, French Australian entrepreneur who's been in your shoes building businesses while figuring out how to show up online so I can help you turn new ideas into impact.
If you listened to my previous episode, episode 115, released on Tuesday, you already know this.
The business you start is not necessarily the business you'll grow.
And that's not failure.
That's entrepreneurship.
So today, I want to take that idea a little further because I think we have this fantasy that successful entrepreneurs had the idea.
They knew exactly what they were building, they launched it, and then they grew it.
But when you actually look at the stories of successful women, that's really what happened.
They started somewhere, they learned something, They adapt and the business became clearer as they built it.