Your creative energy is like a sourdough starter—it needs the right ingredients and care to grow. But have you ever considered that the people you keep in your life are part of those essential ingredients?

Welcome to Part 1 of our three-part series, "The Unseen Architecture of Visibility," focusing on the profound impact of your relationships on your creative field and entrepreneurial journey.

In this bold and accessible episode, host Jazzmyn dives into the concept of a relationship audit and challenges you to evaluate who gets a seat at the table of your creative mind.

You'll learn:

• The Sourdough Starter Analogy: Why your creativity is a baking process and how "rotten ingredients" (toxic or unsupportive relationships) can cause it to fail.
• Setting Creative Boundaries: How to conserve energy by deciding what you share and who you share your big visions with—especially when dealing with people who can't meet you where you are.
• The Power of Peer Groups: The undeniable value of intentional peer support, networking, and why you cannot reach your goals alone. Learn about the influence of mentors and colleagues committed to the same level of growth as you.
• Quality Over Quantity: Why you need to know where to bucket people in your life (friend, acquaintance, collaborator) to avoid limited reciprocity and protect your space.
• Depth vs. Frequency: How showing up with intentionality and curiosity in your core relationships allows you the flexibility to be there for them without feeling inconvenienced.

If you're an entrepreneur, creator, or visionary who feels their visibility is hindered by the emotional weight of their relationships, this episode will give you the practical permission and framework to protect your energy and expand without guilt.

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Are you exhausted by the all-or-nothing extremes of the internet? 🔥

In a world where reactive, inflammatory content often gets the most clicks, how do you show up authentically, ethically, and with the nuance the conversation deserves?

This week, host Jazzmyn sits down with psychologist and viral sensation Dr. Jessica Rabon to talk about her evolution from TikTok trends to evidence-based political discourse. Dr. Rabon, a master at debunking misinformation, shares why she's committed to providing deep, thoughtful content even if it means sacrificing virality.

This conversation is a must-listen for any entrepreneur or visionary who feels the pressure to be reactive and chase trends instead of building genuine influence.

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The biggest visibility hurdle isn't Imposter Syndrome—it's the fear of being misunderstood.

As an entrepreneur, creator, or visionary, how much power are you giving to the thought of having your intentions misread or facing pushback? That fear freezes you, keeping your authentic message from the aligned audience that needs it most. 

In this powerful solo episode, host Jazzmyn shares real-life stories about overcoming the need to be liked by everyone (from viral content to personal identity) and how to step into authentic visibility with a leadership mindset. 

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Visionary, are you rushing toward a "fixed" version of yourself, believing that healing must be hard, fast, and complicated?

In this eye-opening conversation, Jazzmyn sits down with trauma therapist Hannah Guy of Revive Therapy Services to break down the concept of "Too Much, Too Soon, Too Fast" and how this pace can actually prevent true healing from setting in. This episode is a must-listen for entrepreneurs and creators who struggle with self-trust, shame, and the compulsion to intellectualize their emotions.

Hannah and Jazzmyn unpack the nuances of Big T and little t trauma, emotional bypassing, and the toxic shame around feelings like anger and "stuckness"—especially in women and the Borderline Personality Disorder population. They challenge the idea of "doom scrolling" as rest and offer tangible, bottom-up approaches (like simple sensory practices and active rest) to widen your window of tolerance and build resilience without adding more pressure to your plate.

It's time to stop treating yourself like a "broken toaster" and give your mind and nervous system the deliberate, gentle rest it needs to finally process and integrate old wounds.

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Is it okay to choose joy and consume light-hearted content when the world feels heavy? Host Jazzmyn says YES, and it's a radical act of resistance.

If you are an entrepreneur, creator, or visionary struggling with the pressure to be constantly "aware" and "loud," this episode is your PERMISSION SLIP to let go of the guilt.

In this unedited solo episode, Jazzmyn challenges the narrative that choosing happiness is irresponsible, diving deep into why:

• Choosing Joy is Radical: Prioritizing your own happiness and rest is the ultimate act of fighting burnout in a world designed for exhaustion.
• The Hater’s Trap: Why we are so quick to judge others for their success or light-hearted posts, and how that judgment often reflects our own scarcity mindset and visibility fears.
• Historical Context: Art and community have always flourished during hard times (e.g., the Harlem Renaissance and Woodstock). Showing up imperfectly is the only way to genuinely show up.
• Actionable steps to stop doomscrolling and regulate your nervous system.

Tune in to give yourself the gift of grace and reconnect with your inherent worth.

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Are you ready to stop freaking out every time you have to send an invoice or raise your prices?

In this empowering episode of The Visibility Standard, Jazzmyn is joined by Sarah Mac, author of The Six Figure Creative, to dive deep into the uncomfortable reality of money wounds and the pervasive cultural programming that keeps visionaries from charging their worth.

Sarah shares her raw, personal journey from burnout in the film industry to building a thriving six-figure online business by healing childhood trauma and rebuilding her identity around her creative value. This isn't just about strategy—it's about the mindset shifts required to create the financial freedom you crave.

🔑 Actionable Takeaways & Permission to Expand:

• The Post-It Note Strategy: A practical, nervous-system hack for getting comfortable with your next financial goal. Stop playing defense and start setting your GPS for the money you desire.
• Astrology as Your Blueprint: Discover how astrology—specifically your Chiron and Saturn placements—can confirm your deepest intuitive callings and become a powerful tool for authentic storytelling and building self-trust.
• Why Risk is the Foundation of Self-Trust: Hear how taking big leaps (even when they fail) can be the most empowering way to prove to yourself that you are capable of digging your way out of any hole.

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In today’s episode of The Visibility Standard, we’re blending pop culture and purpose as we unpack what The Real Housewives can teach us about authenticity, influence, and visibility.

From Wendy and Eddie’s fraud scandal to Karen Huger’s legal drama to decades of curated luxury across the franchise—there’s a deeper story happening beneath the diamonds and taglines. And it mirrors what so many creators, entrepreneurs, and helpers experience online:

What happens when the performance becomes bigger than the purpose?

Together, we explore:

• How early Housewives built influence through real connection—and where modern franchises lost that authenticity
• The pressure to perform luxury, perfection, or “expert” status online
• Why curated content without purpose leads to burnout (and audience disinterest)
• Visibility through the lens of values: why Angie, Mary Cosby, and Heather Dubrow resonate
• What your brand and the Housewives both reveal about staying rooted in your “why”

This episode is a reminder that visibility without grounding will always lead to a fall from grace—on Bravo and in your business. But when your values are clear and your purpose is non-negotiable? That’s when your influence becomes sustainable, magnetic, and deeply felt.

We’re heading into the final stretch of the year, so ask yourself:

What is your purpose?
 What do you actually value?
 And are you building a brand that reflects that?

Send me your reflections in the DMs at @healingwithjazzmyn and make sure you’re subscribed for Friday’s dreamy episode with creative strategist and money mindset mentor Sarah Mac.

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Former NFL Cheerleader Hannah LaBeua joins Jazz to share her raw, authentic journey from the intense visibility of the spotlight to finding true fulfillment as a Mental Health Counselor.

This episode is for every entrepreneur, creator, or visionary who has tied their self-worth to their accomplishments, feared being perceived, or struggled to pivot away from a familiar identity. Hannah's story is a powerful lesson in navigating the internal conflict of shedding an old self while embracing a new, more aligned path.

In this episode, you will learn:

• Why the "cheerleader bubble" made the pressure of body image and performance burnout inevitable.
• The key lesson: separating your job from your identity to protect your well-being.
• How to give yourself permission to evolve even when you're still working in the old space.
• Hannah’s vision for sports counseling and providing mental health support to professional dance and cheer teams.
• A look at Project Sideline, her nonprofit offering mentorship to aspiring professional dancers while prioritizing mental health.

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Taylor Swift is more than a cultural icon—she is a marketing mastermind who has perfected the art of visibility, consistency, and building fierce audience loyalty.

If you’re an entrepreneur, creator, or visionary who is letting visibility fears hold your business back, this episode is your required reading. Host Jazzmyn breaks down the three non-negotiable principles in Taylor Swift's career that you can implement today to overcome the fear of being perceived and massively expand your reach.

This isn't just about pop culture; it's about bold, authentic, and strategic personal branding that converts.

In this episode, you will learn the secrets to:

1. Building Relentless Anticipation: How Swift uses "Easter Eggs" and radical consistency to keep her audience engaged, and how to apply this to your own marketing without a massive team. (Hint: It’s your permission slip to be loud about your offers!)
2. The Storytelling Advantage: Why your human, evolving story is your most valuable asset. We dissect how Swift uses her narrative—from the underdog to the villain arc—and challenge you to drop the shame and old stories that are boxing in your personal brand.
3. Cultivating Unbreakable Trust: The foundation of her loyal fanbase lies in the narrative of resilience and authenticity. Learn how to connect with your audience so deeply that they become your 10-toes-down protectors, cheering for your every move.

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Are you feeling shame over the number of times you've hit the reset button on your career? This episode is your permission slip to celebrate every pivot!

Host Jazzmyn welcomes writer and creator Kristen Garaffo of the Substack Older, Wiser, Hotter to discuss her incredible journey from professional theater and journalism to launching a successful micro-bakery from her kitchen. Kristen reveals how discovering her Manifesting Generator (MG) Human Design provided the relief she needed to accept her multifaceted nature and embrace "doing all the things."

We're tackling the fear of inconsistency and shifting the focus from chasing passion to simply following your curiosity.

In this episode, we dive into:

• The Power of Pivoting: Kristen's path from theater to freelance journalism to starting a micro-bakery.
• The Soft Life Business Model: How to build a sustainable, cozy entrepreneurship venture (like a micro-bakery) using a pre-order model.
• Healing Inconsistency Shame: How Human Design and Astrology helped Kristen shed the traditional narrative that bouncing between projects is a flaw.
• Substack vs. Short-Form: Why the slower, "cozier" nature of platforms like Substack cultivates deeper connection and community.
• Curiosity as Courage: The profound commitment to choosing curiosity over the overwhelming pressure of passion to propel your visibility and expansion.

This is essential listening for any creator, Manifesting Generator, or entrepreneur who struggles to commit to one path and needs the courage to launch the next big (or small) idea.

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