On this episode of The Visibility Playground, the speaker takes us on a journey of personal growth and business success. From navigating criticisms from external sources to narrowing down their target audience, the speaker shares their experiences and lessons learned. They also offer insights into how to effectively communicate with subset clients and the importance of putting yourself out there, even if it's scary. The speaker also discusses how to improve visibility and increase revenue through intentional content creation and platform selection, as well as the importance of focusing on overall health when building a successful business. Tune in to this episode to learn more about the speaker's journey and valuable tips for improving visibility in your own business.

Sheree Wertz is a dental hygienist who realized that preventing cavities required more than just oral hygiene. She embarked on a journey of self-discovery and discovered that visibility and putting oneself out there are essential to personal growth. Today, Sheree is an advocate for personal development and encourages others to take risks and explore their passions.

On this episode of The Visibility Playground, our host shares a personal story of how they fell in love with someone named Tiffany, who has successfully built chapters of a community across the US. Tiffany's energy and ability to connect with others inspired our host to create a podcast about visibility and building a community. Our host talks about how they hid behind their brand name Gals at Brunch, making it about others but not themselves. They also talk about the importance of sharing personal stories and how in-person interactions allow for a deeper understanding of each other's humanity. COVID has made it harder for adults to trust and socialize, but events such as brunches can help to overcome this. Our host and Tiffany discuss the power of community and the need to steward our God-given callings and destinies.

Tiffany Accardi started Gals at Brunch after moving frequently and struggling to find a sense of community in new cities. She wanted to create a space for women to connect in real life, away from the isolation and loneliness brought on by social media. The idea started as a selfish pursuit for friendship but quickly turned into a mission to create a support system for women. Tiffany experienced a similar sense of community growing up, as her grandmother raised her as a single parent, and she wants to give back the same love and support she received. Through Gals at Brunch, Tiffany has created a space for women to feel like they have found a family unit, a community where they belong.

On this episode of The Visibility Playground, our host speaks with an amazing and smart guest about their journey into the online space. The guest shares their experiences starting with teaching English online to children, exploring other opportunities, and packaging their life experiences to find their niche online. Listeners will learn the importance of being unique, building relationships, and being of service in their work while putting effort into their content. Our guest talks about tapping into their unique mixture of experiences, history, talents, story, values, and passions, which make up their genius and the importance of embodying and talking about what you're passionate about. An interesting point is made about the Starbucks brand that may not have the best coffee yet stands out because of its brand and excellence. The speaker encourages listeners to save money for their families and other goals and explains the importance of tapping into efficiency for building an online business.

Pamela Dale grew up in a small town in Canada and never thought she'd end up in an online career. However, after spending too much time commuting, she decided to try teaching English online. From there, she began to explore other possibilities and eventually found a way to turn her unique personality and life experience into a career. Though her road was long and curvy, Pamela has enjoyed the journey and is grateful for the opportunities she's found online.

Get ready for an incredible listening experience! We're bringing back past exclusive "Caretober" interviews on the Visibility Playground Podcast. These intimate and heartwarming interviews share stories of love, inspiration, and triumph, featuring the amazing people who have impacted Carrie's journey toward visibility. Tune in for valuable insights and inspiration for your own journey toward visibility.

Creating successful online courses and programs for clients can be a difficult yet rewarding process for coaches and course creators. The best way to ensure that the content you provide is effective is by funneling it down to the most essential information your learner needs. This means understanding what people need to know, understand, be able to do, think, feel, believe and who they need to become in order to be successful. While having a pretty workbook with all of the information in it may seem attractive to some learners, others benefit more from plain white background with small amounts of text chunked out with bullet points. It's important to ensure that your course offers both options so that you can make sure that everyone feels equipped and comfortable when starting out.

At the end of the day, course creators should focus on including only necessary information without overloading users with too much content. Of course, including helpful visuals such as frameworks or images can also help support understanding and lead towards that ideal outcome. Also remember that there isn't a one-size-fits-all solution when creating online courses and programs; every learner has different preferences and needs so offering different formats will undoubtedly increase engagement and help learners stay focused on the goal at hand!

Get to know Tracey Sherriff at https://tracysherriff.com/

I understand how hard it is to make an identity shift, especially when it comes to something as important as visibility on LinkedIn. However, I've learned from my own experience that taking a step back and trying something new can really help get over any insecurities and fear associated with visibility. This was certainly true for you, as evidenced by your wonderful story about teaching expert spouses how to use WordPress in your living room! It sounds like this experience was the kickstart you needed to finally get over your hesitation and embrace a more visible online profile. Thanks for sharing this inspiring tale of growth and courage!

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Hey everyone! Welcome to the Visibility Playground podcast! Today, we’re featuring two amazing people who have become like family to me – Sasha and Jonathan. I was immediately drawn to them when they joined the coaching program in 2021, and I couldn’t help but reach out and get to know them better.

It wasn’t until our call went live that I realised it was happening – those were some fun moments! It was through talking with them that I realized how okay it is to figure things out; there are other people who are in the same boat, trying to go through life as awkwardly and amazingly as we can. And when I found out they homeschooled four children? That woman has become an icon for me! She gives people hope that you can do this without traditional methods.

So join us today for a conversation with these two amazing, lovely people. We’ll be discussing their visibility journeys, and sharing tips and strategies on how you can use visibility to build your own brand and attract raving fans and customers!

Learn more about Sascha and Jonathan at https://whatsguud.co/

Welcome to the Visibility Playground podcast, where we have fun and show you that visibility doesn't have to be scary. Every week, we'll bring you stories and advice from entrepreneurs who achieved visibility success, as well as helpful tips and strategies to help you grow your business in the way you always wanted.

This episode is all about the 2023 state of the union address and what to look out for when it comes to visibility. What mindset shifts do you need to make for a successful 2023?

Visibility will be key this year, so it's important to diversify your reach by leveraging speaking engagements, events, media, and social media platforms. Remember that although social media can act as a credibility source, it isn't necessarily great for growth or traffic generation. Think about how you can use other outlets like partners or sponsorships for additional exposure.

Overall, focus on building credibility and trust through your presence online. Doing this will help ensure your message is heard by more potential customers or clients in the new year!

Laura has an energy that will capture and inspire you. We met on a panel two months ago and I was immediately obsessed with her communication style. She had to be part of my cure October list! When I asked Laura how she got into being a master sales coach, she told me about her journey. She said she was in corporate for many years selling big packages and programs - until she burned out. So then, Laura decided it was time for change and developed her own real estate investment business as a way of taking control of her own career path. From there, Laura built her business over the next 20 years, offering coaching services and learning from mentors along the way. Now, Laura works with entrepreneurs to help them understand the power of successful sales strategies so they can take control of their own visibility and success story.

I'm glad I had the chance to meet such an inspiring individual as Laura! Join us this week on Visibility Playground podcast as we learn more stories from entrepreneurs who have used visibility to build their brand and attract customers - let's create a world where your story is heard!

Get to know more about Laura at https://www.laurawrightofficial.com/

Get ready for an incredible listening experience! We're bringing back past exclusive "Caretober" interviews on the Visibility Playground Podcast. These intimate and heartwarming interviews share stories of love, inspiration, and triumph, featuring the amazing people who have impacted Carrie's journey toward visibility. Tune in for valuable insights and inspiration for your own journey toward visibility.

Welcome to the Visibility Playground Podcast show notes! In this episode, my special guest, Vince Roundtree and I discussed visibility as an essential key to success for entrepreneurs. We explored how self-judgement can be a hurdle when it comes to getting visible, shared ideas around healing and energy to overcome fear of putting yourself out there, and talked about Oneness - the concept that everything is part of us. We touched on Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs and breaking through the protective barriers that can come with visibility.

To round off the conversation, Vince offered tips on staying intentional with both goals in mind while being open to understanding what resonates with your audience most. Vince also shared his story on overcoming self-doubt and changing up his brand identity by taking action. Plus he talks about how exciting it is to grow together with people he cares about, as well as achieving results through collaboration!

Get to know Vince more at https://vincerountree.com/

Welcome to the Visibility Playground Podcast! This weekly podcast shares visibility journeys for entrepreneurs and teachers looking to use visibility to build their brand and attract an audience of raving fans and customers. In this episode, Carrie is talking to Jody who she recently met at an entrepreneur event with Renee Hribar.

Carrie can't believe that she didn't know about this beautiful spirit woman before she met her! She started asking questions about her and quickly signed up for her program. According to Carrie's operations manager, Krystal, Jody is so smart and the way she teaches is amazing.

When Jody came into the online space, there were a lot of us transitioning to look for something new. I had been working as a corporate lawyer for a long time but felt like I was not living up to my full potential. So I left my nine-to-five job and decided to launch my own business in coaching entrepreneurs on how to grow their brands using visibility strategies and content creation. After a few months of trial and error, I began seeing results which gave me confidence to really pursue this path with all my heart.

Get to know Jody at https://socialcharlie.com/