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What does it take to be truly visible? How are you creating your own obstacles to fulfillment? What excuses are you making that are stopping you from being seen, heard and loved for who you truly are? Join Kim as she shares her definition of true visibility, and what it takes to be “available” to receive what was destined for you.
Kim Kuhteubl is an award-winning producer, author, and entrepreneur. She’s produced hundreds of hours of episodic and lifestyle digital content and in 2011, founded MeByDesign.Kim works with Creative Women Founders and Executives on becoming visible. She defines visibility as more than personal branding, business strategy and getting press—although she’s an expert in those categories. Kim defines visibility according to one of its underused definition: available.
Are you, truly available for the life you say you want to live? For the mission, you know you were born to lead. You may think that seeing is believing but actually, believing is seeing. Your one best life happens from the inside out. Ready?
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TOPICS DISCUSSED IN THIS EPISODE:
Who are you hiding from?
Visibility is not just being seen. It’s about being available.
You don’t have to look for permission to pursue your desires.
You will receive back the energy you put into things.
Make space for the things that fulfill you and let go of whatever weighs you down with doubt.
Your fear is your biggest obstacle into becoming visible and available to receive what was destined for you.
How women lead differently.
#LESSONUP:
(6:44)… that inner voice is not an impression. It’s not what you think you know. It is your guidance. It’s a voice that is beyond intellect, the ultimate wisdom. And although it may seem elusive or tricky, it’s always available and always right.
(8:01) A woman who is cut off from her soul’s desires is cut off from the highest vision of her life, because women’s desires are the threads. They’re like the fibers of her heart.
(9:19) What if the fact that you had the desire was permission enough? Why would you have the desire in the first place if it wasn’t meant for you, if it was impossible? When you focus on how they make you feel, which I hope they make you feel good, you get more of that.
(9:55) Delay is not a denial. If you’re focused on the fact that the desire has not come to you instead of the desire itself, then it’s you that’s holding it at bay
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