
The truth is, being amazing at your work is just half the battle. The other half? Making sure the right people know you’re out there. In this episode, Susan Guthrie calls out the disconnect between being skilled and being seen; breaking the “Invisible Expert” curse for good.
In today’s world, visibility is non-negotiable. You can be the best in your field, but if no one knows what you do, they’ll hire someone else who simply showed up.
To break the Invisible Expert curse, you’ll learn:
Other resources mentioned in this episode:
The Visibility Booster Playbook for Professionals
LinkedIn and Beyond: The Latest and Greatest from the Master, Donna Serdula
Is it Time For a LinkedIn Makeover? Insider Tips From the Woman Who Wrote the Book, Donna Serdula
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Meet Our Creator and Host: Susan Guthrie
Susan Guthrie, nationally recognized as one of the Top Family Law Attorneys and Mediators in the United States, has transitioned from a successful legal and mediation practice to become one of the foremost trainers and consultants for professionals in the field. As Chair-Elect of the American Bar Association’s Section of Dispute Resolution, Susan is dedicated to advancing the practice and profession of dispute resolution worldwide. Through her Top 1% in the World podcast, The Divorce & Beyond Podcast with Susan Guthrie,” she continues to share her expertise, reaching millions of listeners globally.
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