Many women hesitate to show up online—not because they lack expertise, but because self-promotion feels uncomfortable. We’ve been conditioned to believe that confidence is vanity, or that visibility invites judgment.

Even the most successful women experience imposter syndrome, second-guessing whether their voices truly matter. But here’s the truth: showing up isn’t about being the loudest—it’s about being real.

Bella Freud was recently quoted saying, “It’s much more nerve-racking to be visible, but there is a part of me that wants it.” And honestly? That’s so me.

Like so many women, I’ve wrestled with visibility—wondering if I was “too much,” if I should stay behind the scenes, or if showing up would invite judgment. And in my career, I've been lucky enough not to have to be too visible... until now.

I now help women build their brands, own their voices, and step into their space with confidence, because, I get it! Owning your professional space isn't easy and doesn't come naturally for so many of us.

But showing up isn’t about perfection—it’s about connection.

It’s about backing yourself, even when it feels uncomfortable. Because when we step forward, we don’t just open doors for ourselves—we make space for others to do the same.