Scary Good Business Summit Presentation
The Boogey-Man Ate My Business
October 1, 2026 - October 30, 2026
About the Presentation
The Boogey-Man Ate My Business is a practical look at what happens when fear, overwhelm, and overthinking start making your business decisions for you.
Most business owners don’t need another strategy. They already know a hundred things they could be doing. The problem is that when your mind is spinning, you freeze, procrastinate, second-guess yourself, or stay busy doing everything except the things that actually make money.
In this talk, Trish Gower shows you the four major income blockers in your business, and which one of these boogey-men is keeping you stuck and keeping you broke. You’ll learn how to recognize when fear is running the show, regulate the overwhelm that keeps you stuck, and refocus on the revenue-producing actions that move your business forward, even if you haven’t made your first sale yet.
Because the boogey-man doesn’t get to eat your business. Let’s fix your mind so we can fix your money, before you can say “BOO!”
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About Trish Gower
Trish Gower is a women’s business coach, entrepreneur, and public speaker who helps small business owners get to the next comma in their income.
After building a children’s e-commerce brand from her kitchen table to more than half a million dollars in sales and later selling the company, Trish turned her experience toward helping other women grow profitable businesses without running themselves into the ground.
Her philosophy is simple: Regulate Your Mind, Elevate Your Income... because if you want to fix your money, you have to fix your mind.
Trish helps women recognize the patterns keeping them stuck, regulate the overwhelm that gets in the way of action, and build the consistency required to grow. Her approach combines real-world entrepreneurial experience with practical strategies that help women stop spinning their wheels, focus on the work that creates revenue, and reach that next comma in their income.