If your ideas are going to change the world, they need to be seen and known by the right people.
There’s a reason that hasn’t quite clicked into place in the ways your efforts demand.
And it’s not because you lack brilliance.
You’re brilliant.
(We hold these truths to be self evident.)
And it’s not because you’re not trying hard enough or haven’t put enough effort into your branding, or marketing or that pretty new sales tactic. Your branding or marketing or sales tactics or brilliance aren’t the issue.
You’re just doing the right things at the wrong time.
There’s an actual order of operations to getting greater visibility on your world changing ideas.
A collection of moves and countermoves you want to make depending on where you are in your journey towards actually changing the world and where you’re headed next.
And I want to hand you a literal map to x marks the spot.
Enter The Art & Science of Amplifying World Changing Ideas
A pre-recorded briefing that walks you through:
How to amplify the reach and impact of your ideas
The two hidden obstacles getting in your way—at least one of which you’ve never heard of
How to engineer your pathway forward given the map you now have access to.
“Chloé is one of the most important voices of our time on the science of influence and visibility.”
-Pamela Slim
"[Chloé]’s a premier thought leader in brand. I don't know anyone else doing what she's doing."
-LeighAnn Heil
Get instant access to this on demand Visibility Clinic for hidden figures* and underrecognized** leaders
And then as a bonus, you’ll be put on the waitlist for future live Visibility Clinics— live visibility Q+As that build on this foundational on-demand clinic with teaching “bytes” and dedicated time for answering your questions.
1: Sign up for instant access to the on-demand Clinic
2: Watch the on-demand Clinic
3: Get notified of the next live Visibility Clinic
Can’t make it to a live clinic? No worries, ask your question when you sign up and I’ll make sure to answer it in the recording I send out to everyone who registered.
*yeah, like the movie
** don’t recognize this term? Read my Harvard Business Review article on the topic.
Reciprocity release: All kidding aside, reciprocity is a real concern for underrecognized folks. As I shared in a recent podcast, reciprocity is a privilege and it, like visibility, doesn’t work the same for us. So, when I do something at no charge, I ensure I am adequately compensated in other ways. In the case of the Visibility Clinics, hearing your questions allows me to suss out new visibility biases and new dimensions of the Invisibility Tax.