I didn’t really know what I needed when I enrolled as a student at the School of Visibility but I knew I was stuck. I have had so many internal shifts since starting, I feel like I different person. I’m much more confident to say what I think, and in a calm, gentle way. I have been standing up for myself in my personal life in a way I haven’t before. I think this work is so important, not just for women starting businesses but for women more generally. Thank you thank you thank you!
– Libby Blakemore, Adelaide, Australia, Dating Coach
When not enough people know about you, it’s impossible to create the change you want to see in the world.
But…
When you’re trying to expand your reach and make a significant impact in the world, visibility fears invariably arise.
Most people will tell you to push through your fears. ‘Feel the fear and do it anyway’. And maybe you’ve tried that too. And found yourself exhausted, overwhelmed, and stressed out. Or you’ve pulled back, sure there’s another way, but not sure where to find it.
We’ve got your back.
Your Visibility Plan

Hello change maker!
I know you’re working to make a positive difference in the world.
Your work and your ideas are important and it’s frustrating when you show up every day, doing all the things you’re supposed to do to move the needle in your business, but don’t see the same progress others are experiencing.
I hear you. I’ve been there.
Here’s what I learned after much trial and error; when there’s any fear within you about being judged, criticised, making a mistake, saying the wrong thing, or being attacked by trolls, you’ll hold back from being visible.
You won’t implement the list building strategies people teach you. You’ll get very busy focused on the backend of your business and not have time to do the stuff that grows your reach and connects you with people who would benefit from your work.
Pushing through won’t help. Doing nothing won’t help.
The place to start is within. By looking for and clearing out the visibility blocks that we call carry around. Then, once you’ve done the inner work, the outer work flows. You just have to direct your attention to the inside, first.