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Webflow Dashboard Overview Adam Toth demonstrated the Webflow main dashboard, explaining that the left-hand menu is for project-related actions such as adding team members or upgrading plans, while site-specific functions are found under individual project settings. He highlighted that Webflow operates on a single front-end interface, unlike WordPress which has distinct back-end and front-end environments.
Here’s the truth no one tells you:
You’ll probably never feel ready.
Ready to start the business.
Ready to pitch the big idea.
Ready to have the tough conversation.
And if you wait for that magical “ready” moment, you’ll spend your life standing still.
The Myth of Readiness
Most people think growth happens when they finally “know enough” or “feel confident.”
But growth doesn’t wait for your permission slip.
Growth happens when you step before you feel ready.
Confidence isn’t the requirement — it’s the result.
A Story From the Stage
Years ago, I was asked to give a keynote in front of 1,000+ people.
At that point, I hadn’t spoken to a crowd that size.
I was terrified.
I considered saying no.
I told myself I wasn’t ready.
But here’s what I’ve learned:
If an opportunity scares you and excites you, that’s not a sign to back away.
That’s the signal that you’re exactly where you should be.
So I said yes.
And it changed my career.
How to Grow Before You’re Ready
Try this simple framework this week:
- Notice the Nudge
What’s the thing that scares you a little but keeps coming to mind? Write it down. - Say Yes Before You’re Comfortable
Stop negotiating with yourself. Take one step — send the email, make the call, book the date. - Reflect After, Not Before
Don’t overthink it beforehand. Do the thing, then look back at what you learned.
The Bottom Line
Waiting to feel ready is the fastest way to stay stuck.
Growth happens in motion — not in preparation.
So, what’s one step you can take this week that scares you just enough to move you forward?
