It's that time of the week - let us know what you've been testing or what has been a win for you this week. It could be a collaboration, an unexpected post that resonated with your audience, a new idea or offer that you're excited about. Links allowed on this post 🔗 Make sure to cheer each other on in the comments as well! No drop links and run in here 😜

If your content is starting to feel disposable, you don't need more ideas… In this one I break down the content revival checklist I built to breathe new life into content I've already made. Here's what's inside: 👉 The exact checklist I use before creating anything new 👉 How I refresh an old video without touching the script 👉 The AI step that repurposes a transcript in minutes 👉 What I test with my community before building anything bigger Watch here: https://youtu.be/urTZ9IG49NM?si=UGsKVVCTDL2bTJdU Grab the checklist here Are you going to try it?

We've been talking lately about what you can take off your plate to make life easier... and all we can do is test things. So last week I didn't send an email or post on Instagram... and my video got WAY less views than it usually does. I haven't shared this week's video at all 😝 So, even though it sometimes feels like you're putting time and energy into a platform but it's not doing much... doing a test like this one can help you to see that there are things happening that you maybe can't see. What visibility experiments have you been testing lately? ⤵️ What changes are you making (or bringing back in)?

If you've ever gone blank trying to explain what you do, or watched your message land as vague and high concept instead of clear… In this video, I break down how to use yourself as your own case study, so you always have something real to document and share. But, especially if you are just starting out or looking for new clients. Here's what's inside: 👉 Why your message can sound vague even when your work isn't 👉 The one thing to do before you ever hit record 👉 How to share your process without oversharing your whole life 👉 The way to do this without sounding pushy or salesy Watch here: https://youtu.be/HcNw1LBuxa0?si=MWZsWG_nOHd3GDBl Comment PROMPTS below ⤵️ and I'll send you the five-prompt tool I built to go with this video. It walks you through turning what you're already doing into content, one prompt at a time.

To celebrate 200 members, I have a special gift for you! 🎉🎉🎉 I was hoping to have a video mini training ready for you as well, but my partner and I have been passing a cold back and forward for a month and so it just hasn't happened. And, I know if you're here in the Visibility Vault, you may have found yourself that when things get hard, or overwhelming, or your energy/health/etc aren't great, you vanish. No judgement here, I have done it myself and today was trying to decide if I: ...try to push through. ...just give up everything and go to bed. ...or do ONE thing today that says, hey I'm still here, I'm open for business. (If you haven't watched the Open For Business video and grabbed the free audit, you can do that here). It asks the question: What if you just did one small thing each day to show your people you're open for business? Instead of trying to do 20 things and getting overwhelmed and doing none. So I created this resource for you because I know how good we all are at over stacking our plates (as multipassionate, creative, lovers of learning and side quests and shiny things) and building for our "ideal" scenario. I went through this plan myself over the weekend. And, for the first time in 12+ years of business, I'm deprioritising email and Instagram from my plan so I can focus the time and capacity I have here and in the Cozy Business Quest community. Because I want to show you that sometimes we can take a step back from some areas to focus on others but we need to have some visibility element to keep showing up for. Make it easy if you have to, so easy it's laughable. I know when I lose my flame on Skool, I haven't even been doing the EASIEST thing. And that's when I know I have to get back to basics. Don't be afraid to take a break while you build your foundations back up.