The Doomsday Scenario is a story I create for coaching clients that sets a date by which time they let go of all their safety nets to create the business they deserve.

Clarity & bravery mean nothing without action – even with clear vision and a solid plan on your side, you might still be getting in your own way.

When did you last think about what you do well? We are so quick to overlook (or dismiss) our strengths – what effect does this have on our self-worth?

I was taught Imposter Syndrome at school. Our reports ranked us alongside our peers, forcing us to compare and 'look sideways' rather than to our own successes.

'Practice makes permanent' is one of my favourite quotes. In just three words it offers the solution to getting as good as you want to...

Struggling to overcome perfectionism as a solopreneur? Discover four practical strategies to stop ‘just right’ thinking from stalling your business progress and start sharing your work with confidence.

Victory Calls – an instant, accessible and game-changing new coaching proposition from Mark Franklin, The Four Fears® Guy.

It's never about the time - the hesitations to us starting the tasks we need to do come from other, deeper places.

I'm going to share with you the secret fifth fear I don't talk about... or am I?

Modal thinking is a nifty label (that I might have just invented?) to apply to the thoughts that occur most in our minds.

Cover reveal for "How to Embrace the Four Fears® of Business Ownership" - publishing February 2025

"Act, auction... avoid" will give clarity on what you should be doing in your business. But what about the bravery to then actually do it?

If Confidence = Bravery + Experience, how can we lean into your existing examples of both bravery and experience to grow your confidence?

'Embrace' is, perhaps, a surprising word choice but, before I explain the how, let me explain the why. Have you recently found yourself...

Imagine you all have shops next to each other on the high street. What is it about your window that tells me you are the shop for me?

Your origin story matters and is a reminder of how important it is to be you, all of the time.

As your "lawyer for the emotional defence", I will prove, beyond reasonable doubt, how capable and brave you are / have been / can be.

What if you DID have enough time to do all the things you should be doing... what might still be getting in the way?

What is your origin story? How do you weave who you truly are into your work and the experience(s) you offer your audience?

What will it say on your gravestone? Perhaps a less depressing way of asking the same question might be how do you want to be remembered?