I took this learning and started treating it as a skillset. Now I teach founders and business owners how to do the same thing on purpose without needing a suitcase.
I run a 30-day visibility sprint for people who are done hiding and ready to be found.
I train early-stage founders through The Rebel School, teaching the practical, no-fluff business skills nobody covers in the pitch deck.
I speak on stages, panels, and podcasts about visibility, attention, and why "just be consistent" is terrible advice (especially if you have ADHD).
Featured on The Last Leg and BBC2 The Jeremy Vine Show. Covered by The Times and Wales Online.
I built Cardiff Girls Club from scratch into a women's networking community that people actually enjoy showing up to and Im building Pontyclun Girls club right now.
I work with early-stage founders and business owners, especially women, who are good at what they do and terrible at telling anyone about it. So, if you're tired of being the best-kept secret in your industry, pull up a chair.
Want me to train your team, speak at your event, or run the sprint with you?
I once posted my luggage to dodge a baggage fee. It ended up on The Last Leg, The Jeremy Vine Show, and in more headlines than I can count.
But that's not the interesting part. The interesting part is what happened after.
Turns out, when millions of people see you do something ridiculous, you learn a lot about visibility, fast.
What gets attention.
What earns trust.
Why most people never get seen at all, even when what they're doing is genuinely good.
