Anisha Jain

LinkedIn has 350,000,000 accounts.

Here are 64 LinkedIn creators who will teach you more skills than a 4-year degree:

Linkedin Growth:
1. Anisha Jain – Shares tips to grow fast on LinkedIn.
2. Lara Acosta – Posts about content that gets attention.
3. Charlie Hills – Helps creators grow with clear steps.
4. Kuba Czubajewski Czujewski – Simple advice to grow your brand.
5. MJ Jaindl – Writes short, viral LinkedIn posts.
6. Daniel Korenblum – Shows how to build in public.
7. Thomas Pearce – Tests what works and shares it all.

AI
8. Ruben Hassid – Shares AI tips that help you grow online.
9. Axelle Malek – Explains AI tools in a clear way.
10. Rowan Cheung – Posts daily news on AI.
11. Lior Alexander – Shows cool AI demos and tools.
12. Adam Biddlecombe – Makes AI fun and easy to get.
13. Pete Sena – Talks about tech, brand, and startups.
14. Heather Murray – AI tips made for marketers.

Social Selling
15. Noam Nisand – Talks about smart ways to sell.
16. Beatrice Vladut – Shares how to turn cold DMs into leads.
17. Richard van der Blom – Explains how LinkedIn’s algorithm works.
18. Sam G. Winsbury – Posts about how to become a known expert.
19. Richard Moore – Shares sales tips that work today.
20. Jérémy Grandillon – Makes selling on LinkedIn easy to understand.
21. Dean Seddon – Talks about trust and selling with content.

Sales
22. Yurii Veremchuk – Shares tips for SDRs and sales reps.
23. Patrick Trümpi – Founder who teaches how to sell.
24. Vin Matano 🐝 – Shows how to build a strong pipeline.
25. Giulio Segantini – Uses AI to boost sales and shares how.
26. Alan Ruchtein – Breaks down sales with simple posts.
27. Aaron Reeves – Real talk about B2B sales.
28. Alex Vacca 🧠🛠️ – Talks about how to close more deals.

Marketing
29. Audrey Chia – Shares kind and smart marketing tips.
30. Pierre Herubel – Makes bold marketing simple.
31. Anna York – Talks about how to grow with brand + story.
32. Maxim Poulsen – Explains creative ideas that work.
33. Daniel Bustamante 🥷🏻 – Posts about strong, clear branding.
34. David Ogiste – Breaks marketing down for everyone.
35. Ad Professor – Smart tips with a teacher’s voice.

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Not everyone is meant to climb with you.

Some people only cheer for you when you’re at their level.

The higher you go, the more their silence speaks.

Here are 7 reasons to elevate anyway:

1. Your growth inspires others to strive for more. 
2. It shows you are committed to your goals. 
3. You discover your true potential. 
4. You learn who genuinely supports you. 
5. You attract new opportunities. 
6. You build resilience against negativity. 
7. You create a path for others to follow.

Remember:

→ Not everyone will support your journey.

→ But your success is yours to own.

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Your identity is not your job.

When you tie your worth to your work, you risk losing yourself.

Here are 6 ways to find your true self:

1. Reflect on your core values.  
2. Build skills that excite you.  
3. Create a support network.  
4. Embrace change as a chance to grow.  
5. Find joy in small moments.  
6. Keep exploring who you are. 

Remember:

→ Your worth is not tied to your job. 

→ Stand firm in your true self and thrive.

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You’re not the problem.

It's not just about your skills.

It's also about:

→ Where you invest your energy.
→ Where you belong.
→ Where you thrive.

Here's why it matters:

1. Skills vs Environment
↳ You may have all the skills in the world...
↳ But if you're in the wrong place, they won't shine.

2. Drive vs Direction
↳ Your energy and drive are crucial...
↳ Yet they need the right direction to be effective.

3. Charisma vs Fit
↳ Charisma can open doors...
↳ But only the right doors will lead to success.

4. Effort vs Outcome
↳ Stop blaming yourself for poor outcomes...
↳ Sometimes it's about where you invest your efforts.

5. Recognition vs Value
↳ Find environments that truly value you...
↳ Not just places where you struggle to fit in.

6. Belonging vs Changing
↳ It's not about changing who you are...
↳ It's about finding where you truly belong.

Rethink your alignment today.
Find where you can truly thrive.

When you find the right environment,
you don't just work harder.

You grow. You succeed. You shine.

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Nobody is thinking about you as much as you're thinking about other people thinking about you.

You are free to do what you want.

You just don't realize it.

Here are 7 truths to remember:

1. The Illusion of Judgment  
↳ Most people are too busy to care.  
↳ You have more freedom than you think.

2. The Missed Opportunities  
↳ Many hold back due to fear.  
↳ Imagine the paths you could take.

3. The Power of Choice  
↳ Every moment offers a new chance.  
↳ You can shape your own story.

4. The Weight of Expectations  
↳ Society's views can hold you back.  
↳ Break free from what others think.

5. The Strength in Vulnerability  
↳ Showing your true self takes courage.  
↳ It can lead to deeper connections.

6. The Magic of Exploration  
↳ Trying new things opens your mind.  
↳ Adventure awaits outside your comfort zone.

7. The Freedom of Now  
↳ Tomorrow is not promised.  
↳ Live fully in the present moment.

You have the power to create your own path.

Don’t let fear hold you back.

How to turn ChatGPT into your personal teacher.

Copy-paste the prompt below:

"Start with AI" guide at https://lnkd.in/d2BQW-w6.

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"Act as an expert tutor who helps me master any topic through an interactive, interview-style course. The process must be recursive and personalized.

Here’s what I want you to do:

1. Ask me for a topic I want to learn.

2. Break that topic into a structured syllabus of progressive lessons, starting with the fundamentals and building up to advanced concepts.

3. For each lesson:

- Explain the concept clearly and concisely, using analogies and real-world examples.

- Ask me socratic-style questions to assess and deepen my understanding.

- Give me one short exercise or thought experiment to apply what I’ve learned.

- Ask if I’m ready to move on or if I need clarification.

- If I say yes, move to the next concept.

- If I say no, rephrase the explanation, provide additional examples, and guide me with hints until I understand.

4. After each major section, provide a mini-review quiz or a structured summary.

5. Once the entire topic is covered, test my understanding with a final integrative challenge that combines multiple concepts.

6. Encourage me to reflect on what I’ve learned and suggest how I might apply it to a real-world project or scenario.

Let’s begin: ask me what I want to learn."

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