



If no one can find you, no one can hire you. And if you’re not clear on what you want, neither is anyone else.
Good News Ahead
You don’t need to be everywhere.
You do need to be strategically visible.
That’s the throughline in every conversation I have
with purposeful leaders moving through transition.
They’ve been promoted based on results.
They’ve built reputations on excellence.
And now?
They’re not getting traction; not because they’re underqualified,
but because they’re not visible
to the people who matter most;
The decision makers hiring for the roles they want.
Last week, I shared a carousel post that broke down a critical truth:
Being quietly excellent isn’t enough anymore.
Here’s why:
Executives who don’t know how to be found
in today’s market get passed over by
less qualified candidates who know how to position themselves.
Visibility doesn’t mean posting every day or
turning into a thought leader overnight.
It means building the kind of professional presence
that makes decision-makers say, “I need to talk to them.”
✅ Strategic visibility is focused, not loud.
✅ It protects your current role while attracting what’s next.
✅ It positions you as a brand, not a job seeker.
If no one can find you, no one can hire you.
Missed the carousel? View it here:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/christinegravesexecutivecareercoach
Last week’s video dove deeper into the mindset behind stealth visibility.
Here’s what I unpacked:
Why quietly powerful leaders often become invisible in a transition
How to shift from “I hope someone sees this” to “They need me in that role”
And what it looks like to be visible without broadcasting that you’re looking
You don’t need more job boards. You need better positioning.
📽️ Watch the full video here →
https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7391912912631623680
Last week's poll asked: “What’s the biggest blocker in your transition?”
The results were revealing:
41% said visibility fears
38% said lack of clarity
21% said resume/LinkedIn gaps
Translation?
Even the most accomplished leaders are stuck between
who they were and who they’re becoming.
They’re excellent at leading others,
but struggling to articulate their own value
in a way that gets traction.
If that’s you, you're not behind.
You're just using tools built for a
market that no longer exists.
You can’t position what you can’t speak to.
Most resumes I review are packed with responsibilities,
but no real story.
That’s what led to this week’s poll: What’s the hardest part of finding clarity?
The options:
What I really want
How to talk about it
Where to even start
Cast your vote NOW to get greater clarity for yourself.
Leaders are realizing that career clarity isn’t fluffy.
It’s the first, most powerful move they can make.
Vote in this week’s poll:
Top-tier leaders don’t announce they’re looking.
They get found.
But only if they’ve positioned themselves as a strategic asset,
not an applicant.
This Friday’s 20-minute executive briefing walks you through
exactly how to do that.
In this power session, I’ll show you:
What to do before you touch your resume or LinkedIn
Visibility strategies that won’t put your current role at risk
One positioning tactic you can use this week to start getting noticed
If you’re in transition and tired of being overlooked,
this briefing is your blueprint.
Join me Friday
20 minutes
Zero fluff
If you're feeling invisible, you’re not alone.
Staying hidden isn’t a strategy,
it’s a liability.
Strategic clarity comes before strategic visibility.
And that shift is exactly
what positions you to be found.
You’re not a job seeker.
You’re a strategic asset.
Let’s make sure the market sees that
when you attend my LinkedIn LIVE on Friday,
Have Your Next Role Find You: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/christinegravesexecutivecareercoach_if-no-ones-reaching-out-its-not-a-you-activity-7393761882706223104-X5rG?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAAFnz9kBJfCMGafmPlVgkGMV6g0vBjIw4tg
Christine Graves | The Clarity Catalyst
Helping high-impact leaders be found, not forgotten.


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