The Visibility Standard
Ever stare at a post for 20 minutes, rewrite the caption five times, then save it to drafts because "what if people from my real life see this?"
Spiraling over your content because you're terrified of judgment? Sitting with that crushing "nobody cares" voice while your best ideas collect dust in your drafts folder? Tired of hiding behind safe posts and watching other people build the visibility you secretly want? The Visibility Standard is your permission slip to stop playing small online.
I'm Jazzmyn Proctor, therapist-turned-visibility strategist, and I understand the real psychology behind why we hide. The exhausting mental gymnastics of wanting to be seen while being terrified of perception. The paralyzing perfectionism that keeps your most powerful content locked away.
Every Monday, I drop bold solo episodes breaking down the fears behind showing up online—from "what will my family think?" anxiety to the comparison trap that has you posting like everyone else instead of like yourself.
Every Friday, I sit down with founders, visionaries, and healers who are owning their brands unapologetically and shifting the entire social commentary around what it means to be visible. We're talking about the real work of building authentic influence while staying true to who you are.
If you've been waiting for permission to quit hiding your real thoughts behind safe content and actually claim your space in the conversation—this is your sign.
Stop shrinking. Start expanding. Set the standard.
The Visibility Standard
Being an Influencer is About Your Impact Not Your Follower Count
In this episode of 'The Visibility Standard,' host Jazzmyn challenges the traditional notion of what it means to be an influencer. She discusses the power of genuine influence, stressing that follower counts don't determine impact. Jazzmyn encourages creatives to embrace their unique voices, show up authentically, and create content from a place of passion rather than chasing trends or metrics. She illustrates that true influence lies in consistency, storytelling, and originality. Jazzmyn also offers practical advice on breaking free from societal expectations and burnout, highlighting the importance of enjoying the creative process and being open to the evolving paths of one's career.
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