Welcome to Hiding in Plain Sight
Founder, Lindsey Mazza, is a former successful family law lawyer turned storyteller, speaker, and advocate. Hiding in Plain Sight is a growing movement dedicated to helping people step out of the shadows and into their truth.
After over a decade of breaking ground in the legal field, Lindsey walked away from her law career to pursue what she now knows is her true calling: empowering others to own their stories. Born with Holt-Oram Syndrome, and shaped by the loss of her father a Superior Court Judge and lifelong advocate for equality, Lindsey turned her own journey into a platform for change.
What began as her personal story has evolved into something so much bigger. Hiding in Plain Sight has gained quick traction, with a podcast, a television segment, and a co-created book, all centred around one mission: to help others come out of hiding and share the parts of themselves they once felt they had to conceal.
Lindsey is also a sought-after international thought leader and speaker, who has taken the stage to speak on authenticity, resilience, disability inclusion, and the power of personal storytelling.
This isn’t just about being seen, it’s about being felt. Welcome to Hiding in Plain Sight.
Hiding in Plain Sight Platforms
Podcast
The Hiding in Plain Sight podcast shares real, raw conversations with people who’ve stepped into their truth by embracing the parts of themselves they once hid. We're always looking for guests ready to tell their story and inspire others to do the same.
The Source, Your Niagara TV Show
Airing on The Source Niagara, this segment brings powerful local stories to life—spotlighting voices that challenge stigma, celebrate resilience, and redefine what it means to be seen. If you're ready to share your journey, we’d love to hear from you.
Book Co-Project with Soul Sparks Press
This co-authored collaboration book is a collection of courageous stories from people who’ve stopped hiding and started living fully. In partnership with Soul Sparks Press, we're inviting new voices to contribute to this movement in print.
