What happens when you stop shrinking and start letting your glitter lead?

In this episode, Tori Barker is joined by executive coach and author Kari Ginsburg for an honest, heart-forward conversation about owning who you are in business without apology. They talk about the armor women wear at work, the exhaustion that comes from blending in, and why being “too much” is often the very thing that creates impact, connection, and legacy.

Kari shares her journey from corporate masking to authentic leadership, what inspired her book Hey, Glitterbomb, and how visibility becomes more powerful when it’s rooted in truth instead of performance.

Key takeaways from this episode:

You don’t need to be louder to be visible. Visibility starts when you give yourself permission to be fully seen, exactly as you are.

The parts of you that feel different or uncomfortable are not problems to solve. They are often the source of your power and alignment.

Owning who you are in business isn’t about proving anything. It’s about trusting that the right people don’t need you to be less.

✨ Let your glitter lead.

If this conversation resonated with you, Kari’s debut book Hey, Glitterbomb is a powerful next step.

It’s a no-BS guide to being too much, taking up space, and creating a legacy that actually feels like you. Think reflection, permission, and real talk you can come back to again and again.

👉 Get your copy here:

https://shop.ingramspark.com/b/084?params=3lxHUPcsfIou698tp79aOxhs9fjdtKmsr6egCiPpgwL

Let this be your reminder that your glitter isn’t extra. It’s essential.

🔗 Connect with Kari Ginsburg, here’s where you can find her:

🌐 Website:

https://www.uproarcoaching.com/

💼 Connect on LinkedIn:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/kari-ginsburg/

📸 Follow on Instagram:

https://instagram.com/uproar_coaching