How Much of Yourself Should You Actually Share with Natalia Sanyal

Natalia Sanyal raps, dances, and makes GIFs of herself on the most buttoned-up platform on the internet, and she's still a stranger to most of the people who think they know her. In this episode we talk about what authenticity actually costs: which stories are yours to tell, why she stopped sharing her kid's face, the "scars, not wounds" filter, and what it's like to be recognized at your daughter's tournament with "only" 11,000 followers. We also get into how to decide when to speak up about what's happening in the world (spoiler: somebody's gonna be mad at you either way), and I walk through the five dimensions of creator risk behind the Creator Risk Profile   🔗 Get your Creator Risk Profile: https://unpublic.co/risk What we talked about: Natalia's "scars, not wounds" filter for what to share Why consent matters even when you don't name names Not sharing your kid's face in the age of AI Being recognized offline with a "small" audience Two filters for speaking up: are you doing something offline, and does it affect your community? The 5 dimensions of creator risk: visibility & reach, content temperature, parasocial intensity, platform dependency, digital footprint (+ who you are) Chapters: Connect with us: Creators & Guests Susan Boles - Host Natalia Sanyal - Guest Reply on Bluesky ★ Support this podcast ★ Grab your Creator Risk Profile → Learn more about Unpublic's Services →