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The Visibility Newsletter

Welcome! I’m happy you’re here.

Hi, I’m Emily Florence. I’m the author of Even Better: Easier Ways to a Happier Life, featured in Yahoo Finance as “The Feel-Good Book of 2024.”

I’m also a veteran publicist and visibility coach helping writers, authors, entrepreneurs, and creatives grow their work with more clarity and ease.

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A little more about me

Before writing Even Better: Easier Ways to a Happier Life, and becoming a publicity and visibility coach for fellow writers, authors, entrepreneurs, and creatives, I began my career in PR and publicity in Beverly Hills, where I worked on bestselling books, award-winning films, and iconic TV shows including American Idol, Gilmore Girls, and So You Think You Can Dance.

Later, I created a lifestyle community that was named a Forbes Top 100 Website for Women. I have a Master’s degree in Broadcast Journalism from Emerson College in Boston and my work has been featured in over 100 media outlets including Forbes, Entrepreneur, Yahoo Finance, and HuffPost.

I believe we all have gifts to share with the world, and I love helping people grow their work with more ease and less overwhelm.

5 fun facts about me

1. I can say the alphabet backwards in under 10 seconds flat.

2. I dropped out of law school after four days. I had no idea what I wanted to do after college, and law school was something I applied to and got into, so I went. By my third day I knew it wasn’t the right fit for me, and if I stayed, I’d only be doing it to prove to people that I could do it.

That was the moment I started prioritizing my happiness and how I felt on the inside over how I appeared to the outside world.

3. I’ve been lucky to call more than nine special places home, including Ojai, California, Florence, Italy, Santa Barbara, Beverly Hills, Boston, New York City, and Kauai, Hawaii.

4. At 20 years old, I took a quarter off from college and went to Europe for several months by myself. The first month I lived in a flat in Florence, Italy with seven other people–I was the only American. After that, I traveled everywhere I could.

That experience changed me to my core. Everything about it, from traveling alone halfway across the world to meeting new people, seeing other ways of living, learning how to depend on myself, not complaining because I didn’t have anyone to complain to. I highly recommend everyone travel solo.

5. I have the cutest, sweetest, and silliest Labrador pup on the planet, named Harper, who completely has my heart.