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Showing up online can feel cringe, and we're all terrified of being judged - but if you want to build a business today, visibility is essential. Join me as I share my journey to building BOLD, my LinkedIn content agency and getting my Top Voice badge on the platform. I'll help you embrace the cringe and post content in a way that feels great, and most importantly, true to you.
I'll show you how to:
- Create a content framework that feels good (and works)
- Overcome mindset blocks around posting
- Build confidence in your voice and story
Amy is the founder of BOLD, a LinkedIn content agency that helps mission-driven entrepreneurs grow their personal brands and communities. As a LinkedIn Top Voice, podcast and event host, she’s on a mission to increase representation where it matters. After 10+ years of corporate tech, Amy was diagnosed with ADHD, and could finally understand her “spicy brain” which sparked her leap into entrepreneurship. Today, she helps solopreneurs and founders show up boldly online, blending strategy with storytelling, and leads a vibrant community for women entrepreneurs. Her work champions neurodiversity, equality, and entrepreneurship that feel bold, brave, and human.
Showing up online can feel cringe, and we're all terrified of being judged - but if you want to build a business today, visibility is essential. Join me as I share my journey to building BOLD, my LinkedIn content agency and getting my Top Voice badge on the platform. I'll help you embrace the cringe and post content in a way that feels great, and most importantly, true to you.
I'll show you how to:
- Create a content framework that feels good (and works)
- Overcome mindset blocks around posting
- Build confidence in your voice and story
Amy is the founder of BOLD, a LinkedIn content agency that helps mission-driven entrepreneurs grow their personal brands and communities. As a LinkedIn Top Voice, podcast and event host, she’s on a mission to increase representation where it matters. After 10+ years of corporate tech, Amy was diagnosed with ADHD, and could finally understand her “spicy brain” which sparked her leap into entrepreneurship. Today, she helps solopreneurs and founders show up boldly online, blending strategy with storytelling, and leads a vibrant community for women entrepreneurs. Her work champions neurodiversity, equality, and entrepreneurship that feel bold, brave, and human.