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The Visibility Factor

Welcome to the Visibility Factor podcast with Susan M. Barber – a show where business leaders and anyone seeking ways to raise their visibility can come to learn how to take action in their own authentic way.

Podcast · By Susan M. Barber · English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
11
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Sep 17, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    237. Creating Time Freedom (with Brian Herriot) (opens the original)

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    237. Creating Time Freedom (with Brian Herriot) Sue Barber talks with author, speaker, and financial advisor Brian Herriot about his new book, Time Freedom, and the core idea behind it: designing work and money around the life you want, not the other way around. They dig into his corporate pivot, the financial and lifestyle choices that made flexibility possible, and why younger generations are already embracing a different view of work.In this episode. Sue and Brian explore how time freedom can

  2. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    236. Stop Confusing Activity With Strategy (opens the original)

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    236. Stop Confusing Activity With Strategy Sue Barber shares a practical solo episode on how professionals can frame their work in more strategic language. The focus is on moving from describing activity and execution to showing business value, impact, and decision making. If you want stronger visibility with leadership, this episode is about changing how you think about, and talk about, your day to day work. Key Takeaways Explains why listing tasks and deliverables is not enough if you want to

  3. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    235. Strategy Isn't Just for Executives (opens the original)

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    235. Strategy Isn't Just for Executives Sue Barber explains how strategic thinking can be used by anyone, not just senior leaders. She shows how shifting from day-to-day execution to bigger-picture thinking helps you communicate impact, influence others, and build visibility for future opportunities. In this episode, Sue shares practical ways to sound and think more strategically at work, especially when you need to bring other teams along, explain risk, or get buy-in for a project. The focus is

  4. Episode · Aug 27, 2026

    234. Leverage Your Strategic Visibility at Work (opens the original)

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    234. Leverage Your Strategic Visibility at Work In this episode, Sue Barber explains how to turn overlooked problems, gaps, and high-pressure moments into visible leadership moments. She focuses on five behaviors that help you connect your work to business outcomes, communicate strategically, and make your impact easier for leadership to see. Key Takeaways Opportunities are often the best chances to stand out inside an organization. Common workplace issues like process gaps, broken team dynamics

  5. Episode · Aug 20, 2026

    233. Strategic Visibility is a Leadership Competency (opens the original)

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    233. Strategic Visibility is a Leadership Competency In this episode, Sue Barber explains why visibility is not just a personal branding issue for leaders, but an organizational leadership opportunity. She breaks down how strategic visibility helps decision makers actually see a leader’s thinking, impact, and readiness for the next role. The key idea is simple: doing great work is not enough if the right people cannot observe it. Sue shows how organizations and leaders can close the gap between

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