WEBINAR

Embracing the fear of failure

Rhea Freeman - Social . Media. Marketing

Posted: Mon 10th Mar 2025

Fear of failure is a block that so many people face, but what if instead of fearing it, we embraced it? What if we tried to fail more to reach success?

In this Lunch and Learn session, Rhea Freeman discusses how to fail faster for greater success.

Topics covered in this session

What is the fear of failure and why do we feel it?
How we can reframe failure as a learning opportunity
How we can embrace failures as fast tracks to success, with each one taking us a step closer to our goal

Rhea is a multi-award-winning PR adviser, social media and brand expert, ILM Level 7 business coach and mentor, and author of You’ve Got This, her new book for 2025!

She’s a Help to Grow mentor, lectures at universities and is a regular speaker, giving two TEDx talks and presenting at events, being a main stage speaker at Theo Paphitis #SBSEvent2025 and Enterprise Nation’s own StartUp Show!

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Rhea Freeman - Social . Media. Marketing

Business coach and mentor with an impressive background in PR, social media, brand and marketing expertise. I’m proficient in social media strategy, influencer marketing, authentic engagement, connection that converts, getting press coverage, and content marketing. I’m also well known for simplifying social media, PR and making it really work for brands of all shapes and sizes.

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