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Gaslit by the Launch Plan? The Quiet Cost of Performing “Success”

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Rethinking Launch Pressure, Personal Capacity, and Trusting Your Offer

You know that moment when you’re mid-launch and thinking, “Why does this feel like I’m holding a circus together with one paperclip and a prayer?”

Yeah. That moment.

This episode is a full-on behind-the-scenes pass into a Launch Without Limits coaching call, where I got real about what it actually takes to manage a launch when you don’t have a giant team, bottomless time, or magical fairy dust doing your marketing for you. (But wouldn’t that be nice?)

Whether you're prepping for a launch, deep in one, or still side-eyeing the word "launch" altogether—this convo will meet you exactly where you are. It's not about doing it all or doing it perfectly. It's about releasing unrealistic timelines, normalizing the messy middle, and building a plan that flexes with your real life.

We’re rethinking launch pressure. We’re reworking personal capacity. And we’re restoring trust in your offer—without the guilt spiral, shame storms, or performative productivity.

This one’s for anyone who’s ever thought:

  • “Why can’t I repeat that launch again?”
  • “Am I the only one who can’t seem to keep up?”
  • “How much longer can I do this without a team?”

You’re not behind. You’re just running a business while being a human. Let’s shift how you launch to reflect that.

Pull up a chair. We’re talking about all of it.

What you’ll learn in this episode

(aka why you’ll be nodding your head the whole time):

  • [02:11] Why doing everything yourself isn’t a strategy—it’s a pressure bomb
  • [03:58] Releasing launch shame and guilt around timelines
  • [05:00] The “getting dressed” metaphor you didn’t know you needed
  • [07:53] Why launching and marketing at the same time is so hard (and what to do instead)
  • [09:00] How to make your awareness strategy actually work without burning out
  • [10:45] Timeline swaps, audience fit, and the difference between a boutique vs. Walmart model
  • [13:43] One sentence that will forever change how you think about conversion rates
  • [16:00] Why the traditional 30-day launch plan doesn’t work for most people

Resources & Links Mentioned:


Your Next Steps:


CREDITS

Music ColourfulSounds

Podcast Editor Maia McLachlan

  continue reading

35 episodes

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Rethinking Launch Pressure, Personal Capacity, and Trusting Your Offer

You know that moment when you’re mid-launch and thinking, “Why does this feel like I’m holding a circus together with one paperclip and a prayer?”

Yeah. That moment.

This episode is a full-on behind-the-scenes pass into a Launch Without Limits coaching call, where I got real about what it actually takes to manage a launch when you don’t have a giant team, bottomless time, or magical fairy dust doing your marketing for you. (But wouldn’t that be nice?)

Whether you're prepping for a launch, deep in one, or still side-eyeing the word "launch" altogether—this convo will meet you exactly where you are. It's not about doing it all or doing it perfectly. It's about releasing unrealistic timelines, normalizing the messy middle, and building a plan that flexes with your real life.

We’re rethinking launch pressure. We’re reworking personal capacity. And we’re restoring trust in your offer—without the guilt spiral, shame storms, or performative productivity.

This one’s for anyone who’s ever thought:

  • “Why can’t I repeat that launch again?”
  • “Am I the only one who can’t seem to keep up?”
  • “How much longer can I do this without a team?”

You’re not behind. You’re just running a business while being a human. Let’s shift how you launch to reflect that.

Pull up a chair. We’re talking about all of it.

What you’ll learn in this episode

(aka why you’ll be nodding your head the whole time):

  • [02:11] Why doing everything yourself isn’t a strategy—it’s a pressure bomb
  • [03:58] Releasing launch shame and guilt around timelines
  • [05:00] The “getting dressed” metaphor you didn’t know you needed
  • [07:53] Why launching and marketing at the same time is so hard (and what to do instead)
  • [09:00] How to make your awareness strategy actually work without burning out
  • [10:45] Timeline swaps, audience fit, and the difference between a boutique vs. Walmart model
  • [13:43] One sentence that will forever change how you think about conversion rates
  • [16:00] Why the traditional 30-day launch plan doesn’t work for most people

Resources & Links Mentioned:


Your Next Steps:


CREDITS

Music ColourfulSounds

Podcast Editor Maia McLachlan

  continue reading

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