When building a personal brand, we can get inspiration from our favourite celebrities as well as famous thought leaders in our areas of expertise. This isn't to say anyone should be copied - it's more about getting inspired by what's possible, then incorporating your own uniqueness to become confidently visible as yourself.

There are some common mistakes I see often when people are increasing their visibility. In this video, I share what they are and what you can do to avoid them so you can become confidently visible and put life-changing work out into the world. Watch the full video for more.

Being visible for the work that you do – also known as having a personal brand – is integral to attracting clients and building a thriving business. If people don’t know who you are and what you do, how can they know they want to work with you? In this video, I share why being confidently visible will help grow your business.

When we start on our journey to build our personal brands and to become more visible so we can build our businesses, what often happens is we’re faced with all of our fears, insecurities and limiting beliefs about ourselves. It’s not our fault! It’s literally part of the process, and it’s totally normal. What we need to work on FIRST is to start to embrace who we are so we can feel more confident being visible. In this video, I discuss the first steps in a process I use with my clients.

I’ve coached over 60 women in corporate and business to achieve a variety of results. Every single one of my clients has had life-altering results in some way – sometimes it’s what they set out to achieve, and sometimes it’s something even better (that they never even knew they needed). As a life coach with a consulting background, I combine my expertise and support my clients through my coaching method Confidence, Strategy and Action in a gentle yet positive way.

No matter what type of business you’re in, you’re going to benefit from having a business mentor. I’ve personally always had a business mentor and I like to work with them long-term for at least 12 months or longer, and my clients often work with me for at least 12 months as well. This is because you’re going to get maximum benefits from working with someone ongoing who can get to know you and your business and ultimately provide you with the best support – and of course, help you achieve the best possible results. So, why should you work with a business mentor?