Jul 19, 2026 · 9 min · 8 segments
Trust yourself - with pricing, events, content and decisions! So often people waste so much time, energy, clarity and bandwidth second guessing themselves, it's time to trust ourselves!! Throughout…
Tara PunterHost
Really, in the grand scheme of things, does it make that much difference whether it's the 15th, 16th or 17th of September? Does it make much difference as to whether it's a Monday, Wednesday or Friday? Let's say you're wanting to launch a new product or service.
Does it make a huge amount of difference whether it's £97 or £111? Does it make a huge amount of difference whether it's £2,000 or £2,200? In the grand scheme of things, none of it makes much difference.
But what generally happens is so many people go round and round and round and round and round and round and round and round so many fucking times that they get so caught up and hung up in almost decision paralysis and almost trying to come up with the perfect answer.
in trying to feel like one thing is going to be the thing and it will stand out to them and it will call them.
Honestly, the amount of times that I have had conversations about this is unreal.
And what I want you to start recognising is how, firstly, how long you are taking sat in indecision.
But secondly, what is this indecision showing to you? So is it showing to you that you don't trust yourself? Is it showing to you that actually if you claim a number or a date or a product or a service or a piece of content and you say that this is going to be the thing, then you have to follow through on it? And what if it then doesn't work? What's that gonna bring up for you? This is called picking apart and I pick things apart a lot with my clients.
It doesn't necessarily matter what the piece of content is or when you launch or whether you launch something through doing a free masterclass or a 31 day free coaching experience.
Like it literally doesn't fucking matter, but we waste so much time, brain, bandwidth, energy, capacity on these really fucking minor things.
Really, in the grand scheme of things, does it make that much difference whether it's the 15th, 16th or 17th of September? Does it make much difference as to whether it's a Monday, Wednesday or Friday? Let's say you're wanting to launch a new product or service.
Does it make a huge amount of difference whether it's £97 or £111? Does it make a huge amount of difference whether it's £2,000 or £2,200? In the grand scheme of things, none of it makes much difference.
But what generally happens is so many people go round and round and round and round and round and round and round and round so many fucking times that they get so caught up and hung up in almost decision paralysis and almost trying to come up with the perfect answer.
in trying to feel like one thing is going to be the thing and it will stand out to them and it will call them.
Honestly, the amount of times that I have had conversations about this is unreal.
And what I want you to start recognising is how, firstly, how long you are taking sat in indecision.
But secondly, what is this indecision showing to you? So is it showing to you that you don't trust yourself? Is it showing to you that actually if you claim a number or a date or a product or a service or a piece of content and you say that this is going to be the thing, then you have to follow through on it? And what if it then doesn't work? What's that gonna bring up for you? This is called picking apart and I pick things apart a lot with my clients.
It doesn't necessarily matter what the piece of content is or when you launch or whether you launch something through doing a free masterclass or a 31 day free coaching experience.
Like it literally doesn't fucking matter, but we waste so much time, brain, bandwidth, energy, capacity on these really fucking minor things.
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