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Stepping into Your Main Character Energy in the Corporate World

Mar 19, 2025
4 min read

With a master's degree and a wealth of personal experience, she guides women through radical self-evolution using innovative, holistic approaches. Sherisse's unique methodology, born from overcoming her own adversities, focuses on forging indestructible embodiment and authentic empowerment.

Executive Contributor Sherisse Bisram

In today’s fast-paced corporate landscape, visibility is everything. The leaders, innovators, and disruptors who rise to the top aren’t necessarily the most qualified or experienced; they are the ones who own their power, know their worth, and position themselves as experts in their field.


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This is what it means to step into your main character energy, the unwavering confidence to take up space, be seen, and lead with impact. When you embrace this mindset, you shift from being just another employee to a force to be reckoned with. You become the go-to authority in your industry, opening doors to leadership roles, speaking engagements, and game-changing opportunities.


Why main character energy matters in the corporate space


  1. Visibility equals opportunity. If you aren’t seen, you aren’t considered. Your presence in meetings, presentations, and networking events determines your career trajectory.

  2. Owning your power builds influence. People gravitate toward those who exude confidence and self-trust. The more you embody your expertise, the more others will recognize it.

  3. Knowing your worth leads to higher compensation. Those who advocate for themselves get the promotions and pay raises they deserve.

  4. Being seen as an expert establishes authority. The corporate world values thought leadership. Owning your expertise elevates your credibility and impact.


How to step into your main character energy


1. Deepen your self-awareness


You can’t own your power if you don’t know what makes you powerful. Take time to reflect on:


  • What are your unique strengths and gifts?

  • How do you add value in your workplace?

  • Where do you play small, and what holds you back?


2. Strengthen your self-trust


Your voice matters, but if you don’t trust yourself, neither will anyone else. Build self-trust by:


  • Making decisions with conviction.

  • Following through on commitments.

  • Setting and enforcing boundaries at work.


3. Embody your presence


Your body language speaks volumes before you even say a word. Try these posture shifts:


  • Straighten your spine. A confident posture signals authority.

  • Make eye contact. It exudes presence and engagement.

  • Take up space. Avoid crossing your arms or shrinking yourself.

4. Journal prompts to activate your main character energy


Use these prompts to tap into your most empowered self:


  • What does my most confident self look like, sound like, and feel like?

  • How do I want to be perceived in my industry?

  • What actions would I take if I fully trusted my expertise?

  • Where am I waiting for permission, and how can I give it to myself?


The bigger picture: Why this matters for humanity


When individuals step into their power, industries transform. Confident leaders make bold, ethical decisions. They mentor others, drive innovation, and challenge outdated systems. The more we elevate ourselves, the more we elevate the collective.


Why women must own their voices


For far too long, women have been conditioned to shrink themselves, to be agreeable, and to let their work speak for itself rather than stepping forward and claiming their rightful space. But the world needs more women in leadership, more female voices shaping industries, policies, and cultural narratives.


When women own their voices, they challenge systems that have historically kept them silent. They advocate for equity in the workplace, demand fair compensation, and inspire the next generation of women to do the same. Most importantly, when one woman speaks up, she gives permission for others to do the same, creating a ripple effect of empowerment, representation, and meaningful change.


Stepping into your main character energy isn’t about arrogance; it’s about owning your space, honoring your expertise, and leading with intention. The corporate world and humanity as a whole need more empowered voices. Will you let yours be heard?



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Sherisse Bisram, Inner Power Activation Leader + Intuitive Healer

Sherisse is the embodiment of everything she stands for: authentic strength, loyalty, and empowerment. Although, the journey to get there did not come easy. Growing up in a volatile household and as a woman of colour in a predominantly white area added understandable hardships, and like all young women, Sherisse faced unwanted attention. In addition, she was undermined by society for being outspoken in her opinion rather than playing to the expected norm of being “seen and not heard.” Understandably, she was forced to build resilience, and as a result, at 23, she noticed that she had difficulty showing vulnerability and emotions. Sherisse realised that this was not a healthy way to live, and with this in mind, she decided to embark upon her own journey of self-discovery.


Combining her self-evolution, education, and life experiences, Sherisse has gained tools that have helped her to release the pain of her past, understand and conceptualise her emotions, and regain true authentic strength. These tools, which consist of meditation and mindset work, journaling, and mindful movement, have shaped her into the empowered, confident woman she is today. These practices have had a tremendous impact on her life. Sherisse believes by sharing these tools with others with the incorporation of dance through her workshops, classes, and programs will, in turn, help whomever she teaches become the healthiest, happiest, and most confident versions of themselves.

This article is published in collaboration with Brainz Magazine’s network of global experts, carefully selected to share real, valuable insights.

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