I was asked a GREAT question recently:
“What do you do for someone who knows they need to be visible but they’re scared of it?”
Not scared of posting.
But rather, scared of being seen.
Scared of what happens when the people you know start watching.
You know the look, don’t you?
Old friends. Former colleagues. Family.
Even the parents at school pick-up, the sidelines at sport, or the checkout at Woolies.
That look that says “Who the fuck does she think she is?”.
It speaks volumes. And it’s loud.
So I said, “Fuck them. Do they really matter? No. They. Don’t.”
Because here’s the truth:
Most of those people are just crabs in a bucket.
They don’t want you to fail but they don’t really want you to rise either.
They want you safe. Predictable. Small.
And the worst part is that it’s often women doing it to other women. The ones who should be clapping the loudest
are the first to shrink you with a glance.
But you?
You’ve built something real.
You’ve worked your ass off.
And still… when it comes to showing up online, something feels off.
You scroll. You compare. You try to post with confidence.
But underneath it all, a voice whispers “Why does it feel like no one’s listening?”
You’re not lazy. ❌
You’re not lost. ❌
You’re just tired of throwing spaghetti at the wall and calling it strategy. 🍝
Visible LIVE is where that ends.
Two days. Real strategy. Radical clarity.
This is where you stop bending to everyone else’s expectations
and start owning your power.
The noise in your head becomes a mapped-out message.
The fear of being judged is replaced with bold action.
You’ll walk away with your structure and content planned for the next 12 months.
But more than that, you’ll leave anchored in who you are.
Clear. Brave. Unapologetically present.
This is for the women who are done being polite.
Done shrinking.
Done waiting for permission.
It’s your time to take up space.
It’s your time to lead.
It’s your time to be visible.
