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EPISODE · May 18, 2026 · 17 MIN

Fear of Failure- Stop Letting it Narrate Your Life

from Watch Me · host Lauren "Lo" Fritts

In this episode of Watch Me, I’m talking about fear of failure, overthinking, self-sabotage, perfectionism, and the deeper story so many of us attach to failing. Because most of the time, we are not just afraid something won’t work, we’re afraid of what it might mean about us if it doesn’t.I’m sharing how fear of failure showed up in my own life, where it started, how it can quietly shape your choices, and the questions you need to ask yourself if you’re tired of procrastinating, hesitating, and letting fear make your decisions. We’re getting into the root of it, the lies it teaches you, and how to stop letting an old wound narrate a new season.If you’ve been scared to start, scared to be seen trying, or scared to trust yourself after disappointment, this episode is for you.Subscribe and follow, and come hang out with me on Instagram @thelaurenfritts or TikTok and YouTube @watchmepod.Follow along for more:Instagram: @thelaurenfrittsTikTok: @watchmepodYouTube: @watchmepod

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In this episode of Watch Me, I’m talking about fear of failure, overthinking, self-sabotage, perfectionism, and the deeper story so many of us attach to failing. Because most of the time, we are not just afraid something won’t work, we’re afraid of what it might mean about us if it doesn’t. I’m sharing how fear of failure showed up in my own life, where it started, how it can quietly shape your choices, and the questions you need to ask yourself if you’re tired of procrastinating, hesitating,...

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