Doing “all the things” and still feeling exhausted, under‑nourished, or like your success is more performance than truth? In this special Speaker Edition of Women Getting Visible, Christina Vidovich and Amy Nubson sit down with communication professor, SAG‑AFTRA actor, and multi‑hyphenate creator Chrissy Hogue Bartels to unpack what it really costs high‑achieving women to carry it all and how to redefine success on your own terms.Chrissy shares how juggling academia, entrepreneurship, fundraising, parenting, performance, and constant responsibility can quietly slide into burnout that hides behind competence, people‑pleasing, and “yes, I’ve got it” energy. Drawing on storytelling, the hero’s journey, and her theater background, she explores how women can step off the treadmill of over‑performance, reclaim their voice, and communicate with more clarity, power, and authenticity—in work, leadership, and life.This conversation is for driven women leaders, professionals, and entrepreneurs who want to:- Make a big impact without slowly burning themselves out.- Shift from performance success to real, aligned success.- Practice new ways of communicating and setting boundaries through safe, playful “rehearsals” before taking those conversations back into the real world.Join us in Minneapolis, June 2–4, 2026, for the Women Getting Visible Show & Conference to experience Chrissy and other powerful speakers live in the room, connect with like‑minded women, and step into your next level of visibility, courage, and self‑defined success.Learn more about Women Getting Visible: https://womengettingvisible.com

Feeling like you followed all the “right” steps—school, career, responsibilities—yet still ended up silenced, depleted, or wondering who you really are? In this special Speaker Edition of Women Getting Visible, Christina Vidovich and Amy Noobson sit down with Minneapolis native and RV‑traveling soul seeker Kimberly Petschen to talk about trust wounds, generational patterns, and the courageous journey of reclaiming your voice and visibility in midlife.Kimberly shares how decades in corporate, deep loss, and a powerful inner calling led her to buy an RV, hit the road alone, and rebuild her life from the inside out. She opens up about healing inherited wounds, breaking old scripts about what a “good woman” is supposed to do, and learning to trust herself after betrayal, abandonment, and feeling like she never fully fit the path laid out for her.This conversation is for women who feel like there’s “more” inside them—leaders, professionals, mothers, single women, and midlife soul‑searchers who are ready to stop abandoning themselves, step out of obedience and performance, and choose a life aligned with their heart, not just their head. You’ll hear how one woman’s journey in an RV becomes a powerful metaphor for courage, clarity, confidence, and feminine leadership.Join us in Minneapolis, June 2–4, 2026, for the Women Getting Visible Show & Conference to experience Kimberly and other incredible speakers live in the room, connect with like‑minded women, and step into your next level of visibility, healing, and self‑trust.Learn more and reserve your spot: https://womengettingvisible.com

Ready to see what actually happens behind the scenes of a women’s visibility movement and meet the speakers who will change how you show up in your life and business? In this special roundtable episode of Women Getting Visible, hosts Christina Vidovich and Amy Nubson brings together keynote Dr. Cindy Howard and speakers Malinda Shultice, Teresa, Kimberly Petschen, and Deborah C. Smith for a live preview of the Minneapolis Women Getting Visible Show & Conference.You’ll hear:- How Dr. Cindy uses simple language shifts and even crayons to help women rewire negativity and step into a more energized, visible version of themselves.- Why Malinda believes compassionate listening is a “must‑have” leadership skill, not a soft extra—and how it transforms networking, relationships, and visibility.- Teresa’s intentional, non‑icky approach to networking that helps women make real connections instead of collecting business cards.- Deborah’s take on the energetics of sales—how self‑worth, self‑value, and clear offers make selling feel aligned instead of pushy.- Kimberly’s RV road‑trip story of healing trust wounds, leaving corporate, and learning to move forward before she felt “ready.”Christina and Amy also share why they created a global visibility movement for women founders, why Minneapolis is the hub for this event, and how the conference weaves together stages, workshops, networking, and an open‑mic “Story Sparks” session so you can practice visibility in a supportive room not just listen and go home.If you’re a woman founder, entrepreneur, creative, or leader who’s tired of playing small, avoiding sales, or waiting until you’re “perfect” to be seen, this episode will give you a taste of the energy, tools, and community waiting for you in Minneapolis.Join us June 2–4, 2026, at the Women Getting Visible Show & Conference in Minneapolis to get in the room with these speakers, build your clarity, courage, and confidence, and step fully into your visibility.Learn more: https://womengettingvisible.com