The real reason you're staying invisible online
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Hi Reader, I used to hide behind quote posts and faceless content. What would my corporate colleagues think if they saw me talking about my side hustle? What if my boss questioned my commitment? What if other moms judged me for 'trying to do it all'? So I stayed invisible. Safe updates only. No personal stories. No mention of my business. But here's what I realized: My fear of judgment was keeping me from helping the working mom scrolling at 11 PM, feeling completely trapped between a job that pays the bills and the dream of time freedom with her kids. This week's podcast episode is for every mom who wants to show up online but feels scared, salesy, or selfish doing it. 4 shifts that changed everything for me:
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Sharon Singh Sidhu
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