14 Tiny Dares to Finally Get Seen (Even If You’re Starting at Zero)
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14 Tiny Dares to Finally Get Seen (Even If You’re Starting at Zero)
You don’t need to be loud. You don’t need to go viral.
You just need to start showing up like you believe in what you’re building.
If you’re a soul-led founder, creative misfit, or rebel entrepreneur, visibility can feel… complicated. One minute you’re fired up about your mission. The next, you’re wondering if anyone even saw that post you spent an hour on.
Let’s change that.
Welcome to your first DIY Visibility Challenge—14 micro dares to help you get seen, gain confidence, and start owning your story out loud.
🔥 The Challenge: 14 Days of Showing Up
Each one takes less than 10 minutes. Each one builds real momentum.
Pick one each day—or pull one at random when you feel stuck.
1. Record a 15-second “here’s who I am”
story.
No overthinking. No makeup. Just your voice and
energy.
2. DM someone whose podcast you love and say thank you.
Visibility starts with connection, not pitching.
3. Rewrite your Instagram bio to sound like you.
Ditch the job title. Tell me what you actually care about.
4. Post a “this is what I believe” reel.
No trend. Just truth.
5. Write your story like a headline you’d want to read.
Example: “This artist turned her anxiety into a business—and got featured for it.”
6. Share an unpopular opinion about your industry.
This builds boldness and trust (even if it makes you sweat a little).
7. Pull one quote from an old journal and share it.
Personal = powerful.
8. Add “Featured On…” to your bio—even if you’ve only been on a podcast.
You’re allowed to own that.
9. Tell your audience what you’re done with.
Old identity, way of working, belief system—share it.
10. Screenshot a win and post it with zero context.
Let the success speak. No explanation needed.
11. Record a 30-second voice note about what’s lighting you up right now.
Post it raw. No polish.
12. Use the phrase “I help people…” in a way that feels fun.
Example: “I help creative misfits get the spotlight they deserve.”
13. Write a pitch email to your dream podcast—but send it to yourself.
You’re building the muscle first.
14. Pull out your favorite playlist, light a candle, and post a vibe check.
Sometimes the mood is the
message.
🌀 Reminder:
You don’t need to post everywhere. You just need to start showing up in a way that feels aligned and a little bit electric.
These dares aren’t about growing fast.
They’re about growing into the version of you that’s ready to be seen.
