A failed launch doesn’t mean I failed—it means I have data.

In this episode, I’m sharing the real story of my first mastermind launch that completely flopped. Rebuilding my confidence after that failure taught me more than success ever could. This isn’t a highlight reel — it’s the truth about how to separate your worth from your results, rebuild momentum, and use failure as a foundation for long-term success.

• Why failure is feedback, not a reflection of your worth
• How to rebuild momentum through small, confident actions
• What to analyze after a launch so you can make data-driven improvements
• How to separate your self-belief from your business outcomes

• Cognitive Reframing: How you interpret failure determines whether you stop or grow.
• Action Restores Confidence: You rebuild clarity and self-trust through motion, not rumination.
• Evidence Creates Belief: Reviewing your wins retrains your brain to recognize progress.

• List three wins from your failed launch (visibility, clarity, or content).
• Choose one key change to implement next time.
• Create a new launch timeline based on data, not fear.

My worth isn’t defined by a launch’s outcome — it’s defined by my ability to learn from it. Failure is tuition for mastery, and every launch gives me the data I need to grow stronger.

If this episode had you nodding, your next step is mastering the psychology behind every “yes” (and every ghosted lead).

Buyer Psychology isn’t just another sales course — it’s your roadmap to understanding exactly how and why people buy. Inside, you’ll learn:

• The 4 core buyer types (and how to sell to each one)
• Why your sales tactics aren’t landing — and how to fix them
• Real-world strategies to close more clients without changing your entire offer

You don’t need better copy. You need to know who’s reading it.

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https://meghanlamle.com/Buyers-psychology?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=footer

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