And it’s costing you more than you think.
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If that landed - if you recognised yourself in that workshop analogy - keep reading. Because this is what we built for you.
Elizabeth - Leadership Consultant
Nineteen of them loved it. Genuinely. They took pages of notes, they thanked you at the end, they’re already recommending you to colleagues.
One person wrote something critical.
You already know the answer.
Now here’s the more uncomfortable question:
Because if you’re honest - really honest - it’s not the nineteen.
It’s the one. The person who might not get it. The peer who could judge you. The prospect who might unfollow. The Well Actually Man waiting in the comments. The person you went to school with who you’d be mortified to think of reading your posts.
The twentieth person has taken up residence in your head. And they’re running the show.
You soften the opinion. You add the caveat. You hedge the statement into a question just in case. You write it, rewrite it, read it back, decide it’s too much, and post a watered-down version of what you actually wanted to say. You’re there. But you’re invisible.
You’ve written it. You know what you want to say. But the twentieth person shows up before you even get to the publish button - and you close the tab. You tell yourself you’ll post tomorrow. Tomorrow becomes next week. Next week becomes never. The dickhead wins without having to say a word.
One by editing for them. One by hiding from them entirely.
And while that’s happening - while you’re managing and softening and deleting and staying hidden — the nineteen people who would have loved it never saw a word. They don’t know you exist. They’re scrolling right past the gap where you should be.
£99 · Six weeks · Starts 25th May 2026
Confidence is knowing your stuff. You have that with every client, in every room, doing the work you’ve been doing for years.
Safety is feeling like it’s okay to let people see it. And somewhere along the way — in the meetings where your idea landed better from someone else’s mouth, in the rooms where being too much had consequences — you learned that staying quiet was smarter.
You’re not broken. You’ve been paying attention.
She Has The Audacity is where that changes.
A six-week programme for women who know exactly what they want to say — and are done writing for the twentieth person.
Every week we name a different version of the twentieth person that’s been living rent-free in your head — what we refer to as a dickhead. We look at where they came from, what they’ve cost you, and we dismantle them.
Half mindset. Half practical. All grounded in real work, not theory.
Every week includes a challenge you complete inside the group before it goes anywhere near a public audience. The community is the rehearsal space. LinkedIn is the stage.
without spending three days catastrophising the response
without rewriting the same post eleven times for the person who wasn’t reading anyway
for the nineteen, not sporadically for the one
Pre-recorded and landing every Monday. The mindset shift and the practical framework for that week’s dickhead. Watch and rewatch.
Week 1 kick-off, week 3 mid-point check-in, week 6 wrap-up. Real-time work, real answers. Replays included.
One per week. The ore narrative, the flip, and the challenge. Everything to do the actual work - not just consume the content.
The girls’ toilets in the club. Post the scary thing here first, get the cheers, then take it public. Women who refuse to let each other stay small.
Catherine - Agency Owner
This one doesn’t.
In here, you can be unsure. You can be scared. You can be pissed off at the system, exhausted from performing competence all week, and absolutely not ready — and you will still be seen, held, and cheered on by a room full of women who get it. Because they’re in it too.
You don’t have to be your best self to belong here. You just have to show up.
And when you post something inside this room - even just to the group, even before it goes anywhere public - you’re not writing for the twentieth person anymore. You’re writing for the nineteen. They’re right there with you.
When a woman stops writing for the twentieth person, it doesn’t just change what she posts. It changes what she charges. Who she works with. How she shows up in every room.
she quotes the number she means and sends the invoice without a discount she didn’t offer.
she says no to bad fit work because she’s building visibility that creates choice - not waiting for whatever arrives.
she claims her accomplishments without diminishing them. She takes up the right amount of space, unapologetically.
£99
One payment. Six weeks. Everything included.
Starts 25th May 2026· Live calls weeks 1, 3 & 6 · Community from day one · Replays included