You can be great at what you do and still hesitate when it’s time to tell people about it.
Sheena Yap Chan and I talk about the confidence it takes to make your expertise visible, especially when putting yourself out there doesn’t come naturally. We get into self-promotion, perfectionism, the inner work behind visibility, and what changes when you stop waiting to feel completely ready.
We talk about:
Why confidence doesn’t have to look loud or extroverted
How staying in the background can limit the opportunities people have to find your work
Why there’s often a gap between how capable we are and how capable we feel
How imperfect action helps build confidence over time
What rejection can teach you about continuing to trust yourself and try again
Being visible doesn’t require having all the answers or feeling confident every day. Sometimes it starts with trusting that you can figure things out as you go and taking the next step before you feel completely ready.
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