In Episode 284 of Just Start: Get Visible, Jacqueline M. Baker explores the small decisions that help us move from keeping an idea to ourselves to letting others experience what we have to offer.

Reflecting on her first time speaking in front of her fourth-grade class, starting her first business, and building Scarlet, Jacqueline considers how early clues can grow into meaningful work, when we decide to act on them. Visibility, she explains, doesn’t have to mean being the loudest person in the room or sharing everything online. It can begin with a simple step: voicing an idea, asking for an opportunity, or letting someone see the work you’ve been doing behind the scenes.

Jacqueline connects those everyday actions to leadership legacy with a question from The Leadership Lease: What must people see you doing for this to be true? She invites listeners to choose one visible action that feels a little uncomfortable but doable and take a step toward the work and impact they want to create.

The Leadership Lease guide and Scarlet House are linked in the show notes.

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