What happens when the thing you secretly feared about being visible…actually happens?

In this honest solo episode, Kim reflects on receiving a one-star review that hit closer to home than expected and what the experience revealed about visibility, criticism, and continuing to show up anyway. Rather than spiraling or retreating, she explores the deeper questions many thoughtful creators and business owners wrestle with: Who gets access to us when we put our work into the world? What does it mean to be human and visible at the same time? And is it still worth sharing our voices when the feedback isn’t always kind?

This is a conversation about courage without bravado, visibility without performance, and why continuing to create might matter more than ever.

HIGHLIGHTS

The quiet fear many women carry about being publicly criticized

What it feels like when that fear actually comes true

Why visibility gets more complicated the closer you are to your work

Why continuing to show up is sometimes the most powerful choice

If you’ve ever wondered whether it’s worth putting your voice into the world, this episode is for you.

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