When we think about visibility, it’s easy to picture self-promotion, algorithms, or endless posting. But what if visibility is actually about connection—the kind that feels human, reciprocal, and even easier than “selling yourself”? In this episode, Kim unpacks why showing up consistently creates more opportunities than self-promotion ever could—and shares the one shift that makes visibility feel less like performance and more like possibility.
HIGHLIGHTS
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Why visibility feels loaded for so many women (and how to redefine it)
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The hidden cost of only showing up when you “need” something
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How to make visibility feel natural—without forcing promotion or perfection
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What consistency really does for you (that perfection can’t)
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A practical starting point you can use this week to stay visible and connected
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- Kim's Website
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