Tell the story that's been sitting on your heart, because when you own your voice, you give

someone else permission to find theirs. And that is how we change the world.

You want to know what's crazy. I just spent 20 minutes scrolling through my feed, and I kept

seeing the same people posting over and over again about their great lives and all their

expertise over and over and over again. Meanwhile, some of the most brilliant, creative, called-by-god

women I know, crickets, radio silence, basically invisible. Not because of the algorithm, but because they're just

not there. They're not showing up. And honestly, it's not because they're just lounging around at the

beach all day. Although that does sound nice. It's not because they lack talent. These women could

run circles around half of the thought leaders that clutter up my feet. It's not because

they're not qualified.

They've got more certifications than a lifeguard at a fancy resort. And it's definitely not because

they're not doing incredible work. They're changing lives and building businesses and serving

their communities like absolute champions. So why can't I find them online? Why aren't they sharing

their wisdom? Why are they hiding?

Because, and let me just call this out, we have a visibility problem.

And I don't mean the algorithm kind, although Instagram's algorithm clearly has trust issues.

I mean the spiritual, emotional, mindset kind of visibility problems.

Here's the truth I want to share with you today.

Visibility isn't vanity, it's obedience. If God gave you a message, a mission, a business, a

calling, and you're hiding it like it's your browser history, then friend, buckle up.

Okay, let's dive in. I'm going to be brutally honest with you here. There was a season

when I thought promoting my work was just basically the professional equivalent of wearing a world's

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