Do you get intimidated by competitors?

I used to feel overwhelmed by competitors, but now I use that energy to stay sharp and keep improving. There’s always room for innovation if you stay focused on your gaols

I used to feel the same way about competitors. It’s reassuring to hear that persistence and hard work can make a difference. Thanks for sharing!

I’ve definitely been intimidated by bigger players before. Your perspective is really encouraging. I’ll keep pushing forward!

It’s easy to feel intimidated by competitors, but i try to view them as benchmarks. If they can succeed, so can I with the right strategy and persistence.

Competitors can be scary, but I remind myself that they also validate the market. There’s room for everyone if you keep your eyes on your own path.

I used to be intimidated by competitors, but now I take it as a challenge. It pushes me to work harder and stay true to my vision

Its easy to feel overwhelmed by competitors, but I’ve found that concentrating on my own progress helps me stay positive.

Competitors can be intimidating, but I stay focused on my goals and remember that dedication and hard work can set me apart.

Competitors can be intimidating, but I focus on our own strengths and unique value proposition. It’s more about staying true to our vision than worrying about what others are doing.

I do get a bit intimidated by competitors sometimes, but I try to use it as motivation. It pushes me to continuously improve and find unique ways to stand out.

Yes. And I hope it’s mutual 🤝

I used to feel the same way, but now I see competitors as a sign that there’s a demand for what I’m creating. It’s all about finding your own niche.

I totally get it, but I've found that focusing on my unique strengths helps me stay confident.

I’ve been there too. What helped me was shifting my focus from competitors to customers and their needs.

Considering them as motivation works for me. Also realising that everyone has there own path.

Absolutely, there are moments when I feel intimidated by competitors, especially when they seem to be ahead in ways that I admire or aspire to. But honestly, I’ve learned to reframe that feeling as a motivator rather than a setback. When I catch myself comparing, I remind myself that everyone’s journey is different, and my unique strengths are my real edge. Competitors push me to be better, and that’s something I’ve grown to appreciate even if it’s a little nerve-wracking at times! :)

Focus on your unique value prop and keep innovating - that's the best way to stand out from competitors. Ultimately there's room for multiple players if you execute well on solving customer pain points. A little healthy competition keeps you on your toes!