Feel like your hard work goes unnoticed while the “loudest” folks in the office are steadily climbing the ladder? It’s tricky being an introvert in a world that often favors extrovert characteristics. That’s why I brought on Lorraine K. Lee, author of the bestselling *Unforgettable Presence*, to talk about how to show up at work without feeling like you need to be someone you’re not. In this episode we talk about the myth that visibility equals being the loudest person in the Zoom room. Showing up can look like sharing helpful notes in Slack, sending a smart email, or asking a question that makes people think twice. We also talked about Lorraine’s RAVE method for building influence at work and how to support introverted colleagues at work. She shared tricks for being noticed without being loud and how to make a good impression in a short amount of time. Remember your work doesn’t always speak for itself. Lorraine shares how to make sure people actually *see* what you’re doing—whether that’s looping in your manager on goals or casually showcasing wins in your next one-on-one. If you’ve ever wanted to be recognized without feeling like you’re selling your soul to the spotlight, this one’s for you.