Lately, between my onboarding new clients and SwagHer Magazine’s newest correspondents, my junior publicist leaving, the passing of my aunt, pursuing custody of my youngest daughter, my oldest daughter going to college, and a full schedule of classes for myself, I have been running like a chicken with my head cut off. It’s an old saying, but it’s also how I feel, and yet I hope to portray an image of a swan. The swan floats gracefully across the pond, but what we cannot see

Let me ask you something. How many times have you poured everything into your business — the late nights, the reinvested money, the prayers, the pivots — only to feel like the world still doesn't know you exist? You're talented. You're good at what you do. Your clients love you. But outside of your immediate circle? Crickets. Sis, you don't have a business problem. You have a visibility problem. And here's the thing — being the best-kept secret might sound like a compliment,