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Have a Starbucks on me 👇
We all need a little pick me up from time to time, so instead of my usual video-pep talk I wanted to GIVE you something instead.
In a world full of bad news, toxic people and negativity - Let’s fight back with good vibes.
Save the picture and scan the code in store to have a Starbucks on me.
Pass on the positivity people and have an AMAZING day.
💜💜
PS - There’s a limited amount of money I could load onto the card, so if you’re late to viewing this post there might not be any credit left!
We all need a little pick me up from time to time, so instead of my usual video-pep talk I wanted to GIVE you something instead.
In a world full of bad news, toxic people and negativity - Let’s fight back with good vibes.
Save the picture and scan the code in store to have a Starbucks on me.
Pass on the positivity people and have an AMAZING day.
💜💜
PS - There’s a limited amount of money I could load onto the card, so if you’re late to viewing this post there might not be any credit left!
The ultimate career hack is choosing the right partner.
Not a business partner—a life partner.
Someone who’ll hear you say you want to go to the moon and help you figure out how to build a rocketship.
Someone who’ll listen to your problems and not judge.
Someone who’ll celebrate your wins. Console you in your losses.
Someone who will challenge you when you’re in the wrong. And someone who will support you until you make it right.
When I got home from my long-haul flight at 5:05 a.m. on Saturday, my partner was there waiting for me. That’s real support. A real partnership.
Pick someone who wants you to be successful and will go out of their way to help you achieve it.
Stop wasting your time with:
“Will they text me back?”
“Do we still have plans this weekend?”
That is not your person.
A bad partner will drain you. Exhaust you.
Ensure that every inch of your being is dedicated to managing them and your role in their life—no matter the consequence to yours.
A good partner fuels you. Supports you.
Loves you. But most importantly, wants you to win at life. And will go out of their way to help you make that happen—no matter the consequence to theirs.
Choose who you want to be with wisely.
It might be the best career decision you’ve ever made.
💜
PS - Airport pickups are the ultimate show of love. Partner or friend, just know that anyone who picks you up from an airport without being paid genuinely loves you. Agree?!
Not a business partner—a life partner.
Someone who’ll hear you say you want to go to the moon and help you figure out how to build a rocketship.
Someone who’ll listen to your problems and not judge.
Someone who’ll celebrate your wins. Console you in your losses.
Someone who will challenge you when you’re in the wrong. And someone who will support you until you make it right.
When I got home from my long-haul flight at 5:05 a.m. on Saturday, my partner was there waiting for me. That’s real support. A real partnership.
Pick someone who wants you to be successful and will go out of their way to help you achieve it.
Stop wasting your time with:
“Will they text me back?”
“Do we still have plans this weekend?”
That is not your person.
A bad partner will drain you. Exhaust you.
Ensure that every inch of your being is dedicated to managing them and your role in their life—no matter the consequence to yours.
A good partner fuels you. Supports you.
Loves you. But most importantly, wants you to win at life. And will go out of their way to help you make that happen—no matter the consequence to theirs.
Choose who you want to be with wisely.
It might be the best career decision you’ve ever made.
💜
PS - Airport pickups are the ultimate show of love. Partner or friend, just know that anyone who picks you up from an airport without being paid genuinely loves you. Agree?!
Your average life expectancy is 80 years old - 29,000 days.
In adulthood, on average you'll spend:
- 248 days looking for a car parking space.
- 5 weeks arguing with people.
- 12 years at work - and 15 months of that will be above your contracted hours.
- 2 years of their life in meetings.
- 1.5 years commuting.
- 368 days in the pub.
- 2 whole years hungover.
- You'll cry 315 times.
- Spend 8 months laughing.
- And 8 years and 10 months of our lives watching TV.
Facebook users will spend more than 3 years of their life scrolling through people's life updates instead of living it.
Where you spend your time, and your energy is the SINGLE biggest contributor to the quality of your life.
Choose where you spend it wisely.
💜
In adulthood, on average you'll spend:
- 248 days looking for a car parking space.
- 5 weeks arguing with people.
- 12 years at work - and 15 months of that will be above your contracted hours.
- 2 years of their life in meetings.
- 1.5 years commuting.
- 368 days in the pub.
- 2 whole years hungover.
- You'll cry 315 times.
- Spend 8 months laughing.
- And 8 years and 10 months of our lives watching TV.
Facebook users will spend more than 3 years of their life scrolling through people's life updates instead of living it.
Where you spend your time, and your energy is the SINGLE biggest contributor to the quality of your life.
Choose where you spend it wisely.
💜
I don't think you can't be a great boss, a great business owner, a great friend, a great wife and a great mum.... all at the same time.
I think your life is a lot like a battery.
And if you want to be excellent at anything, you need to give it 100%.
Which means if you're 100% at work, you don't have much to give when you're at home.
When you're giving 100% at home, you don't have much to give when you're at work.
And when you try to spread yourself across all areas of your life - you commit > 25% and feel like you're failing at it all.
Women CAN have it all. I believe that in my core.
Most days;
- I feel like a good mum.
- I feel like a good business owner.
- I feel like a good boss.
- I feel like a good friend.
Most days... (relate?).
But that's only because I've realised that when I try and do it ALL at once, I suck at all 4. And that makes me feel like sh*t.
So I've stopped.
I've accepted that sometimes;
If I'm giving 100% at work, because that is where I want to spend my energy - I can't give 100% at home.
And when I'm giving 100% at home, I can't give 100% at work.
It's simple maths.
So ladies... (and gents!) I guess what I'm saying is, take the pressure off - you absolutely can have it all.
Just not all at once.
And it's ok to feel like you're not winning at everything in your life all the time. Because the chances are you are winning - you're just not perfect.
And not being perfect makes you a F*CKING GREAT human being.
💜💜
It's International Women's Day tomorrow - Tag an exceptional woman who needs to read this today.
I think your life is a lot like a battery.
And if you want to be excellent at anything, you need to give it 100%.
Which means if you're 100% at work, you don't have much to give when you're at home.
When you're giving 100% at home, you don't have much to give when you're at work.
And when you try to spread yourself across all areas of your life - you commit > 25% and feel like you're failing at it all.
Women CAN have it all. I believe that in my core.
Most days;
- I feel like a good mum.
- I feel like a good business owner.
- I feel like a good boss.
- I feel like a good friend.
Most days... (relate?).
But that's only because I've realised that when I try and do it ALL at once, I suck at all 4. And that makes me feel like sh*t.
So I've stopped.
I've accepted that sometimes;
If I'm giving 100% at work, because that is where I want to spend my energy - I can't give 100% at home.
And when I'm giving 100% at home, I can't give 100% at work.
It's simple maths.
So ladies... (and gents!) I guess what I'm saying is, take the pressure off - you absolutely can have it all.
Just not all at once.
And it's ok to feel like you're not winning at everything in your life all the time. Because the chances are you are winning - you're just not perfect.
And not being perfect makes you a F*CKING GREAT human being.
💜💜
It's International Women's Day tomorrow - Tag an exceptional woman who needs to read this today.
I have 230,000 followers on LinkedIn.
Introduce yourself to them and start building your own network—right NOW. 🚀
I've done this post three times now, and thousands of people have connected, have met up - and have done business deals off the back of it!
So let's GROW your network, NOW ↓
1. Drop a comment below with:
Your LinkedIn URL
Your Name
Your Story (200 characters max)
2. Don’t just post and ghost. Scroll the comments, find someone you can help—or someone who can help you—and connect.
3. Repost this post.
When you repost this post, people will see your comment. More exposure = more opportunities.
One of the most underrated ways to network on LinkedIn is by commenting on other people's content.
- When you engage in someone's post, your network sees it.
- When they respond, their network sees - introducing you to the most amazing opportunity to be seen by exactly who you're trying to attract.
I’ve:
- Launched a business
- Generated $4M in revenue
- Found two of my best friends in the entire world
… all from intentionally networking on LinkedIn.
So get to work. Your next client, investor, mentor... or friend might be in the comments.
👇 Drop your intro below 👇
Introduce yourself to them and start building your own network—right NOW. 🚀
I've done this post three times now, and thousands of people have connected, have met up - and have done business deals off the back of it!
So let's GROW your network, NOW ↓
1. Drop a comment below with:
Your LinkedIn URL
Your Name
Your Story (200 characters max)
2. Don’t just post and ghost. Scroll the comments, find someone you can help—or someone who can help you—and connect.
3. Repost this post.
When you repost this post, people will see your comment. More exposure = more opportunities.
One of the most underrated ways to network on LinkedIn is by commenting on other people's content.
- When you engage in someone's post, your network sees it.
- When they respond, their network sees - introducing you to the most amazing opportunity to be seen by exactly who you're trying to attract.
I’ve:
- Launched a business
- Generated $4M in revenue
- Found two of my best friends in the entire world
… all from intentionally networking on LinkedIn.
So get to work. Your next client, investor, mentor... or friend might be in the comments.
👇 Drop your intro below 👇
The ultimate career hack is choosing the right partner.
Not a business partner—a life partner.
The right partner will help make your dreams a reality.
The wrong one will convince you to shrink them.
Choose who you want to be with wisely.
It might be the best—or worst—career decision you’ve ever made.
💜
Not a business partner—a life partner.
The right partner will help make your dreams a reality.
The wrong one will convince you to shrink them.
Choose who you want to be with wisely.
It might be the best—or worst—career decision you’ve ever made.
💜
I get around 6.2 million views per month on LinkedIn. I gain 7k new followers in the last 2 weeks alone. Here are some things I've been doing that will immediately increase your engagement ↓
1. Put the “I“ in information.
So many people get this wrong - they think that building a personal brand is about education only. And to build true thought leadership, you HAVE to teach to a degree, but people don't want information - they want your information.
When you're posting instead of saying “here are 5 ways you can increase your engagement on LinkedIn“ say “I get around 6.2 million views per month on LinkedIn. I gain 7k new followers in the last 2 weeks alone. Here are some things that will immediately increase your engagement ↓“
2. If anyone else could say it, don’t.
Don't copy what is working for everyone else. Just because someone else has posted a graphic or a screenshotted tweet, doesn't mean it will work for you. Find your own format, your own voice - and your own signature. My signature is writing very in-depth and educational content and sharing my life (the wins and failures) authentically.
3. Community is my word of 2025.
Notice how so many creators talk about building a 'community' but only really connect with their own in the comment section? I do the opposite. I run a weekly live where I can talk to you LIVE, I reshare people's posts into MY feed, I comment on content from people with 17 followers If I find it interesting. I am hell-bent on giving back to the very people I want to attract. And that is why my follower growth rate has increased dramatically, because I guess my strategy is actually now less strategic, and more human.
4. Post at a different time.
I post at 7.30am (I'm late today). Most people post at 9am. I started testing posting times to see what actually worked for my audience instead of following “you should post at“ generic advice. You should do the same!!
5. Remind people of what you're selling.
Ok, this is less about engagement and more about conversion because these kinds of posts do get less engagement BUT don't expect to get loads of attention and followers and people just naturally buy from you.
That could be actually stating it, for example doing a “Here's what my day looks like as a 34-year-old-mum of 2 trying to grow a personal branding business“ video, OR a story of how you've helped someone go from 0 - 79k highly qualified followers in 18 months.
But whatever you do, don't forget to remind people want you sell.
These things have helped me:
Increase my content views by 170%+
Increased my likes by 345%.
Increase my comments by 293%.
Increased my engagement rate from avg. 0.65% to avg 1.99%.
Oh, and build a 100% inbound business model.
Give the above a go and let me know how you get on!
And if you need the momentum to start, I do a LIVE weekly coaching call. Join it here: https://lnkd.in/ePe-uAY5
Was this helpful?
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1. Put the “I“ in information.
So many people get this wrong - they think that building a personal brand is about education only. And to build true thought leadership, you HAVE to teach to a degree, but people don't want information - they want your information.
When you're posting instead of saying “here are 5 ways you can increase your engagement on LinkedIn“ say “I get around 6.2 million views per month on LinkedIn. I gain 7k new followers in the last 2 weeks alone. Here are some things that will immediately increase your engagement ↓“
2. If anyone else could say it, don’t.
Don't copy what is working for everyone else. Just because someone else has posted a graphic or a screenshotted tweet, doesn't mean it will work for you. Find your own format, your own voice - and your own signature. My signature is writing very in-depth and educational content and sharing my life (the wins and failures) authentically.
3. Community is my word of 2025.
Notice how so many creators talk about building a 'community' but only really connect with their own in the comment section? I do the opposite. I run a weekly live where I can talk to you LIVE, I reshare people's posts into MY feed, I comment on content from people with 17 followers If I find it interesting. I am hell-bent on giving back to the very people I want to attract. And that is why my follower growth rate has increased dramatically, because I guess my strategy is actually now less strategic, and more human.
4. Post at a different time.
I post at 7.30am (I'm late today). Most people post at 9am. I started testing posting times to see what actually worked for my audience instead of following “you should post at“ generic advice. You should do the same!!
5. Remind people of what you're selling.
Ok, this is less about engagement and more about conversion because these kinds of posts do get less engagement BUT don't expect to get loads of attention and followers and people just naturally buy from you.
That could be actually stating it, for example doing a “Here's what my day looks like as a 34-year-old-mum of 2 trying to grow a personal branding business“ video, OR a story of how you've helped someone go from 0 - 79k highly qualified followers in 18 months.
But whatever you do, don't forget to remind people want you sell.
These things have helped me:
Increase my content views by 170%+
Increased my likes by 345%.
Increase my comments by 293%.
Increased my engagement rate from avg. 0.65% to avg 1.99%.
Oh, and build a 100% inbound business model.
Give the above a go and let me know how you get on!
And if you need the momentum to start, I do a LIVE weekly coaching call. Join it here: https://lnkd.in/ePe-uAY5
Was this helpful?
💜
My 1st “business” was buying Levi’s jeans and 2nd hand Gucci bags, freshening them up and reselling them on eBay.
My 2nd was setting up a little stand at the side entrance of my University Campus, selling brownies and cookies. I strategically placed it next to where the Stoners walked back in after their midday puff. Needless to say, I cleaned up.
The next business I founded was a womenswear brand which was stocked in 15 different boutiques and had a relatively decent brand name - we were featured in The Daily Mail on papp'd celebs almost weekly at one point.
Now I run Klowt, the personal branding agency.
All the businesses I started - except for Klowt, ultimately failed.
Those failures stung, but I don't necessarily see them as embarrassing or even a failure, to be honest. As I was saying to someone just yesterday, Klowt wouldn't succeed without those heavy business failures. Because I've learned so much about how NOT to run a business, that I've worked out how to run one well and scale it quickly.
Why am I telling you this?
Well, none of those businesses would have been founded without me taking a risk. No decision I made, no job I quit to start them would have happened if I was worried about “what if it all went wrong“.
There is going to be something that you're weighing up right now, whether it's;
- Asking someone out.
- Or quitting your job.
- Perhaps starting that side hustle...
that you're killing yourself worrying about because your brain is catastrophising all the things that could happen if it doesn't work out.
The reality is, I've got a 1/4 business success rate to date. In my life, it's probably closer to 1/1,000,000 in my decisions making... but that's a story for another time.
I suppose what I'm trying to say is when you take risks there will be times you succeed and times that you don't - both are equally as important.
So don't let the times you don't succeed stop you from taking the risk that will mean you ultimately do.
💜
My 2nd was setting up a little stand at the side entrance of my University Campus, selling brownies and cookies. I strategically placed it next to where the Stoners walked back in after their midday puff. Needless to say, I cleaned up.
The next business I founded was a womenswear brand which was stocked in 15 different boutiques and had a relatively decent brand name - we were featured in The Daily Mail on papp'd celebs almost weekly at one point.
Now I run Klowt, the personal branding agency.
All the businesses I started - except for Klowt, ultimately failed.
Those failures stung, but I don't necessarily see them as embarrassing or even a failure, to be honest. As I was saying to someone just yesterday, Klowt wouldn't succeed without those heavy business failures. Because I've learned so much about how NOT to run a business, that I've worked out how to run one well and scale it quickly.
Why am I telling you this?
Well, none of those businesses would have been founded without me taking a risk. No decision I made, no job I quit to start them would have happened if I was worried about “what if it all went wrong“.
There is going to be something that you're weighing up right now, whether it's;
- Asking someone out.
- Or quitting your job.
- Perhaps starting that side hustle...
that you're killing yourself worrying about because your brain is catastrophising all the things that could happen if it doesn't work out.
The reality is, I've got a 1/4 business success rate to date. In my life, it's probably closer to 1/1,000,000 in my decisions making... but that's a story for another time.
I suppose what I'm trying to say is when you take risks there will be times you succeed and times that you don't - both are equally as important.
So don't let the times you don't succeed stop you from taking the risk that will mean you ultimately do.
💜
