What happens when three women leaders sit down to talk honestly about money, stress, health, and visibility in community? In this episode of Women Getting Visible, host Christina Vidovich is joined by NAWBO Greater DC Chapter president and founder of Sales Uprising, Katie Nelson, and women’s health equity advocate and stress management expert Laina Latterner to explore how women can support each other through every season of life and business.Recorded just days before the Women Getting Visible Show & Conference in Washington, DC, Christina shares how a dream on May 1 turned into a fully‑booked event by October—with 21 women speakers, 14 educational workshops, networking, musical guests, and a VIP dinner—because women said yes to getting visible together. Katie and Laina talk about their own visibility journeys, from “shy but outspoken” to big‑personality sales leader, and why community is essential when you’re carrying multiple roles as a business owner, caregiver, and friend.They dig into speaking up in corporate and medical settings, advocating for yourself and others, and releasing childhood conditioning to “be good, be quiet, don’t make a fuss.” You’ll hear how entrepreneurship gave them permission to say what they really think, how sales is often just the skills you already use as a parent or friend, and why sharing your story out loud can be the first step to being seen and valued. This conversation is for women, small business owners, and community leaders who are ready to stop downplaying their experience and start owning their impact.Memorable moments:✨ Visibility as “how I see and how I’m seen” and what that means as a solopreneur and chapter president.✨ Shy, oldest‑child to sales professional: how Laina learned to speak up for herself and other women.✨ The power of women’s organizations like NAWBO to give women stages, advocacy, and shared visibility.✨ Why your natural skills and lived experience are already “enough” to sell, lead, and advocate—no endless extra credentials required.✨ How caregiving, health advocacy, and parenting build the same muscles you need for sales, leadership, and public visibility.✨ “Your vibe attracts your tribe”: what happens when you walk through the door of a room literally called Women Getting Visible.⏱ Timestamps00:00 Intro Katie Nelson & Laina Latterner04:16 What Does Visibility Mean to You?11:09 Helping Other Women Get More Visible17:15 Visibility and Ageism: A Changing Perspective26:21 The Compounding Effect of Visibility and Why Your Experience Matters🔗 Connect & learn moreWomen Getting Visible site: https://womengettingvisible.comWomen Getting Visible events: https://www.womengettingvisible.com/conference/Join Women Getting Visible: https://www.linkedin.com/company/women-getting-visible/Connect with Christina: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christinavidovich/Connect with Katie: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thesalescatalyst/Connect with Laina: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lainalatterner/✨ Real stories. Real journeys. Real visibility.Episode 13 – Christina Vidovich, Katie Nelson & Laina LatternerWomen Getting Visible 2026©#womengettingvisible #womenincommunity #womeninbusiness #womeninleadership #womenshealth #stressmanagement #financialwellness #midlifewomen #womenentrepreneurs #visibilityjourney #womensupportingwomen #podcastinterview