After exploring alignment and courage in Weeks 1 and 2, Week 3 shifted the spotlight to clarity and consistency. The theme, “Lead with Clarity,” emphasized one essential truth:

“When the excitement fades, your message is what remains.”

Whether you're a founder, freelancer, or future thought leader, clarity isn't just a communications skill—it's your leadership signature. This week, participants dug deep to define what they want to be known for—and how to make it memorable.

Tuesday Challenge: Define What You Want to Be Known For

We kicked things off with a challenge that sounds simple—but takes real reflection:

“Write one sentence that defines what your voice stands for. Then back it up with a story or insight.”

According to LinkedIn, 68% of people trust thought leaders more when their message is clear and consistent over time. This challenge transformed intention into strategy.

✅ What emerged was powerful:

• Not just what people do—but why they do it
• Not just personal branding—but brand believability
• Not just a writing prompt—but a leadership declaration

Wednesday Question: What Do You Want to Be Known For?

Midweek, we invited participants to answer a deeply reflective question:

"What’s one belief, value, or message you want your audience to always associate with you?"

Because clarity isn’t just internal—it’s relational. It shapes how your audience remembers you, trusts you, and champions you.

Standout Answer – Nikki Estes:
"I want people to know me as someone who either knows or knows somebody that knows so they do not feel like they are going at an obstacle alone. There is usually someone within 1–2 connections who can help. I want people to feel like I am a solution bringer, not just a knowledge dropper."

McKinsey, highlights that consistent branding across digital touchpoints leads to a 20% boost in brand strength.

Friday Poll: What’s the Hardest Part About Showing Up Consistently?

We ended with a reality check:

"What’s the hardest part about showing up online consistently?"

🥇 Top Answer: Finding time to post

This challenge was felt across the board. Whether it's work overload, family life, or digital fatigue, time scarcity remains the top blocker to visibility.

According to LinkedIn’s 2024 Creator Report, only 1% of users post weekly—underscoring just how hard it is to stay consistent.

Other common challenges included:

• Message clarity
• Feeling unheard
  Fear of repeating oneself

🎯 The key takeaway? You don’t need to post constantly—you just need to post intentionally.

🔊 Community Voices Amplified

This week’s highlights came straight from the community—each one adding dimension to the meaning of clarity:

• Justin Oberman drew from the art of skywriting to remind us that in a cluttered space, clarity is the spectacle. His metaphor invited us to think: “What message are you writing in the sky?”
  
• Jerry Mogyorody introduced clarity through environment. His focus on sustainable furniture restoration taught us that leadership shows up in how we build our spaces, not just our ideas.
  
  
• Devinder Sodhi tackled complexity in innovation. By highlighting a high-profile AI research debate, he illustrated how clarity in leadership means designing better questions and metrics.
  
  
• Anna Rooney used the Knight’s Tour puzzle as a metaphor. Her insight? Leadership doesn’t have to be linear—but clarity lies in choosing the next right step, even if it’s unconventional.

🏆 EVU x TVU June Challenge Leaderboard

Celebrating Momentum, Consistency, and Voice

As Week 3 wraps up, it's time to celebrate the creators who are not just showing up—but showing up intentionally.

The EVU x TVU June Challenge has brought together emerging and top voices from across industries and continents. This leaderboard reflects more than just points—it honors storytelling, participation, and strategic clarity in action.

Each name you see here represents someone who:

• Answered with purpose

• Posted with consistency

• Amplified community dialogue

Whether it was through bold posts, thoughtful reflections, or creative metaphors—these contributors made clarity contagious.

And remember, every week is a fresh chance to rise. Even if your name isn’t here yet, there’s still time to make a mark. 💥

Here’s a snapshot of Week 3's highest scorers as the June challenge heats up:

Final Reflection: Vision Is Magnetic

This week’s journey revealed a fundamental truth: clarity isn’t an accessory—it’s your anchor.

When your message is clear, your presence becomes magnetic.
People don’t just hear you—they remember you.
They trust you.
They follow you.

It’s not about being everywhere. It’s about being unmistakable where it matters most.

Week 4—Let’s “Make It Stick”

You’ve defined your voice. You’ve claimed your message.

Now it's time to Make It Stick.

Week 4 is all about making your ideas repeatable, memorable, and magnetic. It's your chance to turn clarity into consistency and show up in a way that builds long-term credibility.

So here’s your challenge:
✅ Repeat your core message
🎤 Make it echo across platforms
💡 Leave no doubt about what you stand for

This week, don’t just show up—show up on purpose.
Let’s keep building visibility that isn’t just loud… but lasting.