From Social Feed to Breakfast Television: Karen Goslin's Big Moment
On July 9, 2026, MOSS+MARK client Karen Goslin appeared on Breakfast Television for a segment called "Navigating Divorce with Grace and Understanding" — talking about managing emotions, avoiding common mistakes, and moving forward during divorce. Her book, Yellow Paint, got a mention too.
How It Happened
I love the story behind how this opportunity came about, because it's a great example of how visibility compounds in ways you can't always predict.
The Breakfast Television producer came across an article about divorce coaches in the UK, and wondered if there was a Canadian equivalent. A quick search led her to the Divorce Coaches Association of Ontario — where Karen had recently done a speaking engagement. From there, the producer found Karen's own profile directly, reached out, and invited her onto the segment herself.
Why Choose karen?
After her initial search, the TV producer found an entire group of professionals who could speak on the topic of divorce.
Yet they chose Karen. Why?
It wasn't luck — it was positioning. For months, we'd been building out Karen's online presence with ‘talking head’ reels specifically designed to showcase how she actually communicates: clearly, concisely, and calmly, even on hard subjects like divorce. That's exactly what a TV producer is looking for in a guest: someone who's already demonstrated they can hold a camera's attention and make a complicated topic feel approachable in a short amount of time.
By the time the producer found Karen's profile, she wasn't looking at just some psychotherapist's Instagram or LinkedIn. She was looking at someone who already looked & sounded TV-ready.
Behind The Scenes
Watch Karen’s behind-the-scenes experience here.
This is what a strong platform makes possible.
Karen's TV moment didn't come from posting more, it came from being visible and positioned for the opportunities when they came her way. You never know who might be reviewing your social media, or what they might be considering you for.
If you're ready to build that kind of presence on your platforms, let's talk:
