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It’s happening! People are receiving job offers!

This week alone, three of my clients landed new opportunities. 😀

If you’re in the middle of your job search, here’s your reminders:

💡 Small daily actions compound into real results
💡 Momentum builds quietly before it shows up publicly
💡 An optimized LinkedIn profile makes you easier to find
💡 Networking creates opportunities that applications alone can’t

The market may feel uncertain, but progress is still happening every single day.

Keep going.
Your turn might be closer than you think. ❤️

P.S I have helped over 800 incredible job seekers with strengthening their resumes and LinkedIn profiles. Numerous testimonials are on my LinkedIn page.

Feel free to reach out if I can be a resource.

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Four hardest truths about growth jobs right now:
1. Most growth hires are brought in to manage decline, not create growth

2. Most growth roles are terrible 'opportunities' wrapped in great titles (CGO, anyone?)

3. Past success in a growth role does not guarantee success in an AI-native future.(A lot of growth careers were built on channel and UI optimizations. That era is dying.)

4. Many of the best sr. growth operators exited full-time roles to become solopreneurs/advisors. More money, less hours, more freedom.
#growth

Friendly reminder to be very careful taking technical SEO advice from LLMs; they will confidently make statements about how sites operate that simply aren’t true in many cases, because most LLMs can’t render JavaScript.

This includes Claude. 🫠🫠

Are people really hiring you...
or are they hiring the outcome you create?

There’s a big difference.

Most founders still try to do everything themselves.

They think clients want them in every detail... 
every task... 
every deliverable…

They don’t.

Clients want your mind.
Your ideas.
Your perspective that moves their business forward.

They don’t care who schedules the post or formats the deck.

They care that you’re free to think clearly... 
make better calls... 
and deliver real strategy.

That’s the value they’re paying for.

⇢ Not the time you spend
⇢ But the clarity you bring
⇢ The direction only you can give

Delegation isn’t about doing less.
It’s about doing the right things.

The things only you can do.

So if you’re stuck in the weeds, ask yourself...

Are people hiring you for the tasks you finish...
or the vision you create?

👊

What’s something you’re still doing that someone else could handle? 💬👇

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♻️ Repost to remind someone value comes from thinking, not tasks

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I’m on a mission to inspire 1M everyday people to start their own business and find their voice.

Pressure has a way of clarifying everything. Loyalty becomes visible. Character becomes undeniable.

I’m struggling so hard right now as a parent. My 3.5 year olds battle me on everything, every day, and no matter what I do it’s not enough and it’s not working.

We’ve talked to professionals we’ve talked to friends they’re all going through it and saying we’re doing things “right” or “best we can” but nothing changes.

The status quo in my house feels like a battle. The whining feels like torture.

When you post about a newborn here everyone’s like OMG congrats on this new epic journey.

They don’t clap for you 3 years later when you’re dying.

They just go “oh yeah sorry mate you’ll get through it.”

“It gets better in 2 years”

Or my personal favorite:

“It never gets better ha.”

I love my kids I do not regret becoming a parent. Please don’t be like “see don’t have kids.” There’s nuance. I can be mad and happy at the same time. I respect your choice not to have kids if that’s your vibe. Do you.

Anyways. Toddlers are no joke.

I had a work post planned for today but I can’t put my work mask on when my personal life is so freaking exhausting.

We did publish 4000 words in a new mini book called the passenger problem about how solos let the business run them instead of taking the wheel.

It’s really good I have a whole polished post about it.

But yeah I just can’t.

So go read it if you want and/or help me please (send help SOS).

Ok.

Xoxo,

☠️

"You need to speak up more."

I heard this after almost every meeting.

For years, I believed that being quiet was career-limiting.

And that leadership meant dominating the room.

But it couldn't be further from the truth.

Many of the world's most successful leaders are introverts.

7 ways introverts become powerful leaders:
(without changing who you are)

1. Let your actions speak loudly:
↳ Lead through your actions, consistency, and thoughtful decisions

2. Embrace your listening superpower:
↳ Build trust and catch details others might miss

3. Build strong one-on-one relationships:
↳ Offer personalized attention and genuine support

4. Ask thoughtful questions:
↳ Encourage deeper discussions and show your team their input matters

5. Create psychological safety:
↳ Use empathy to make your team feel valued, heard, and safe to take risks

6. Prioritize energy management:
↳ Recharge strategically to lead with clarity and avoid burnout

7. Don't try to become an extrovert:
↳ Stay authentic to build trust and credibility

Your quiet strength has more impact than you realize.

The world needs exactly the leader you already are.

♻️ Repost to remind someone their quiet strength is powerful
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