Why are you living so small? What's actually holding you back from being seen the way you want to be seen?

In this episode, I sit down with Kim Kuhteubl — a producer, writer, and visibility strategist whose background in television production gives her a genuinely unusual lens on how creative professionals and business owners can show up bigger in their work. Kim has spent years working with the people behind the camera and in front of it, and she's developed a sharp instinct for what makes someone visible (in the substantive sense, not the influencer sense) versus what keeps them quietly stuck behind the scenes of their own life.

We talk about why so many talented women are running businesses that the right people don't even know exist, what it actually takes to show up in a bigger way without performing or shrinking yourself in the process, and the specific moves Kim recommends for getting seen by the people you most want to find you. Her perspective is shaped by an industry that treats visibility as a craft, not a personality trait — and that distinction alone changes the conversation.

If you've been quietly suspecting that your work deserves a bigger audience but you're not sure how to bridge the gap, this is the episode for you.

This episode originally aired on Hitting Rock Middle, the show that has since evolved into The Sallie Ogden Show.

Connect with Kim:Website: [Kim's current URL — see note below]

About the show:

The Sallie Ogden Show is for the woman who's already built something — and is stuck at the plateau where the old playbook stops working. Tactical when you need a number. Honest when you need a mirror. Hosted by former lawyer turned consultant Sallie Ogden.

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