💫 Cringe-Free Extravaganza ✨
Put yourself out there and survive the cringe.

8-week group challenge “Cringe-Free Extravaganza” for people who’d rather do almost anything than be visible.

All of us struggle with this stuff - reaching out to the right people and becoming memorable by sharing our story online. ALL OF US.

I am not planning on making you a dancing monkey for the algorithm, automating your outreach or finally teaching ChatGPT to write your story for you for LinkedIn.

Instead, we embrace the cringe and do it the human way. Together, while having fun.

We reconnect with 100 people from and outside your network and get you posting things that sound unforgettably like you.

Also, I am no stranger to addressing the limiting beliefs that keep us from success (that we are not interesting enough and that asking for help is cringe). Neither is true. Asking for help is a muscle that, when well trained, will open so many doors for you.

Why me

I used to be the person hiding behind closed doors. No asking for help, no sharing opinions, Instagram deleted, and a habit of calling people on LinkedIn “posers”.

Then I got laid off in 2025. I went self-employed, started the Laid Off & Fabulous community, and had to put myself out there. Rejection happened. Impostor syndrome happened. Failing in public happened.

I survived the cringe. Today my network brings me inbound requests, clients and the best people I know. No virality, no dancing for the algorithm. Small steps, done regularly, with people around you.

FAQ

Is it online?

Yes. The live calls and the group chat are online, so you can join from anywhere.

What language is it in?

English.

I’m employed. Is this still for me?

Yes. A warm network and a visible profile help whether you’re looking for a job, a client or your next move.

Do I need followers or a polished profile?

No. Most people start with a quiet profile and a network they haven’t spoken to in a while. That’s the starting point we plan for.

How much time does it take?

One 75-minute live call and one small task per week.

Eight weeks from now, you could be the person people think of first.

Where to find me