I want to be visible – but I fear judgment
You want to be visible. With your work. Your stance. Your small creation.
But you fear judgment. The looks. The comments. The comparisons.
You ask yourself: "Am I too quiet? Too different? Too little?"
This chapter is not a pep talk. It is a quiet impulse. For people who want to show themselves – but need protection.
🛠️ Three signs for your own measure – not for applause
1. Visibility ritual with a protective phrase
- Before you show something – a text, an image, a thought:
- Breathe consciously – three calm breaths
- Say softly: "I may be visible. I do not have to please."
- Take specific action – publish a post, send an email, hang up a symbol - You may show yourself – with inner protection.
- You may be visible – without being judged.
2. Right‑to‑retreat card with three fields
- Create a simple card with three headings:
- What I want to show – e.g. a text, an image, a thought
- What I may hold back – e.g. doubts, sketches, unfinished work
- What I share only with people I trust – e.g. personal experiences, deep questions - Fill it out honestly – not perfectly.
- You may decide what becomes visible – and what remains protected.
3. Letting go of judgment – in three steps
- When you feel criticism strikes you:
- Breathe calmly – count to four as you inhale, to four as you exhale
- Write down: "That is an opinion. Not my measure."
- Act consciously – take a break, rephrase a sentence, seek feedback - You may let go – without defiance.
- You may continue – with your own measure.
🕊️ Closing impulse
You may be visible – even if you are quiet.
You may show yourself – without needing to please.
You may protect yourself – without guilt.
You may continue – with dignity and measure.
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