Start Messy: Overcome Fear, Perfectionism And Over Planning

Stop overthinking and start building: take imperfect action, build momentum, and follow a simple 6-step system and start

What you'll learn

Identify and overcome hidden fears that block business ideas from launching. Learners will recognise the root causes of inaction

Escape perfectionism by taking messy, consistent action. They’ll learn to trade overthinking for practical progress using real-world strategies.

Use the resources they already have to start simple and build fast. Learners will discover how to launch offers, services, or products using their current tools

Create a personal failure plan that turns setbacks into feedback. They’ll learn how to bounce back quickly, analyse what didn’t work, and adjust without shame

Build lasting momentum with small daily habits and a 7-day action plan. Students will leave the course with a proven method to stay consistent, build confidence

Requirements

No business experience required — just a willingness to take action.

You’ll need an open mind and a willingness to start imperfectly.

Access to a basic digital device — a phone, tablet or computer.

A journal, Notion page, or Google Doc for writing exercises.

Optional: A WhatsApp group, LinkedIn profile, or personal network.

Description

Start Messy: Build Momentum Before You Feel ReadyYou've had that idea brewing for a while: the course you haven't launched, the service you haven't offered, the business you haven't started — yet.This course is designed for the founder who has done all the research, organized their thoughts in Notion, and watched countless tutorials, but is still hesitant to make the leap.Start Messy is a 60-minute, action-focused course dedicated to helping you overcome overthinking and begin building with the resources you already possess. You don't need an elaborate website, a flawless logo, or a rigid 12-step strategy. All you need is the courage to take one imperfect action.Across six concise modules, you'll discover how to:Break through fear and self-doubtLet go of perfectionism and start before you feel completely readyRedefine failure as valuable feedbackLeverage your existing tools, skills, and networksBuild momentum through consistent, small daily actionsTransform messy beginnings into significant progressWhether you're launching a coaching offer, testing a new product, or simply aiming to increase your online visibility, Start Messy provides the mindset shifts and practical examples necessary to propel you forward immediately.You'll also receive:A downloadable 7-Day Start Messy Plan, offering one small, impactful action for each day.Authentic quotes from founders who have navigated similar challenges.Insights from Boomy Tokan's Adaptive Startup System, a proven methodology for building sustainable businesses from the ground up.By the end of this course, you'll move beyond just having ideas; you'll have tangible momentum. Crucially, you'll gain a repeatable, low-pressure approach to consistently take action, even when faced with fear, doubt, or uncertainty.You don't need to feel confident to start. You don't need perfect clarity to move forward. You simply need to begin — in a messy, small way, right from where you are.Let's build your business, one imperfect action at a time.

Overview

Section 1: Why This Course Was Made For You

Lecture 1 Begin Here

Section 2: Start Despite Fear

Lecture 2 Why You’re Really Not Starting

Lecture 3 The Perfectionism Trap

Section 3: Build Confidence in Motion

Lecture 4 The Myth of Readiness

Lecture 5 What If You Fail?

Section 4: Launch with What You’ve Got

Lecture 6 Build with What You Have

Lecture 7 Make Starting a Habit

Section 5: Downloadable Resources

Lecture 8 Useful Downloads

First-time founders who feel stuck at the starting line.,Side-hustlers and freelancers who are tired of overthinking.,Aspiring entrepreneurs with limited time, tools, or money.,Creators and coaches building a brand from scratch.,Anyone who wants to start a project, business, or offer — but keeps waiting to feel “ready.”