Think Millions Podcast

Millionaire??? You still have fear, burnout and limiting beliefs – with Stephen Scoggins

• Alexa D’Agostino • Season 1 • Episode 99

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In this powerhouse episode of the Think Millions Podcast, host Dr. Alexa D’Agostino sits down with Stephen Scoggins to dive into the hidden challenges even successful entrepreneurs face. Despite outward success, many still struggle internally with fear, burnout, and limiting beliefs that block their next level of growth.

Stephen shares the mindset shifts and hard truths needed to break through these invisible barriers. From overcoming self-sabotage to redefining what success truly means, his personal story and strategies will leave you inspired and equipped to grow, mentally, emotionally, and financially.

If you've ever hit a milestone and still felt stuck, this episode will show you how to release the blocks that are holding you back from becoming your most powerful self.

Key Parts of the Conversation:

  • [02:15] Fear doesn’t go away with wealth – Stephen explains how fear simply changes shape as you climb the success ladder.
  • [07:40] The hidden cost of burnout – Why many entrepreneurs push through exhaustion and how to recognize early warning signs.
  • [14:10] Breaking free from limiting beliefs – Stephen shares actionable steps to rewire your mindset and remove invisible success barriers.
  • [21:30] Building sustainable success – A framework for achieving growth while maintaining mental and emotional well-being.
  • [29:50] Redefining what it means to be wealthy – Moving beyond money to experience true fulfillment and freedom.

Great Quotes from the Podcast:

  • “Fear doesn’t disappear with wealth, it just puts on a nicer suit.” 
  • “Burnout isn’t a badge of honor; it’s a warning sign that your success isn’t sustainable.”
  • “Your next level of growth isn’t about doing more, it’s about believing differently.”
  • “True wealth is when your mind is as free as your bank account is full.”
  • “Limiting beliefs are invisible fences, you won’t see them until you try to break through.”

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