Rhonda Sher

I watched the video of the flight attendant do the same safety demo he's probably done 10,000 times.

Same seatbelt. Same oxygen mask. Same exit row speech.

But se was dancing. Smiling. Making eye contact with passengers like they were old friends. In fact, it felt like being in a comedy show with a serious message

And you know what happened?

People actually watched. They laughed. They clapped.

He turned the most ignored moment on any flight into the most memorable one.

That's the power of attitude.

He didn't have a different job than every other flight attendant.
He had a different approach.

I think about this on LinkedIn too.

We're all doing similar things. Posting. Connecting. Commenting. Sending messages.

But some people make it feel like a chore.
And others make it feel like a party.

I genuinely love meeting new people here. Every connection request is a chance to learn something. Every conversation could turn into a collaboration, a friendship, or a client.

Not because I'm working some strategy.
Because I actually enjoy it.

And people feel that.

Your attitude shows up in everything you do.
In how you write your posts.
In how you respond to comments.
In whether you treat a DM like an obligation or an opportunity.

The work is the same.
The energy you bring to it changes everything.

That flight attendant didn't get paid more for dancing.
But I guarantee he enjoys his job more than the ones who don't.

And I bet her passengers remember her.

What's one thing you do to bring more fun into your work? 👇

#TheSherMethod

𝗜'𝗺 Rhonda Sher – Taking you from Overlooked to Fully Booked
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Are you hiding out on LinkedIn? Part of the LinkedIn Witness Protection Program - Hiding in plain sight?

I see it all the time.

People post once a week.
They scroll without commenting.
They connect with people and never say a word.

Then they wonder why their profile views are flat.

After 15+ years helping people show up here, I can tell you the biggest mistakes that keep you invisible:

→ Posting and ghosting. You hit publish and disappear. No comments on other posts. No replies to your own. LinkedIn rewards conversations, not broadcasts.

→ A headline that says nothing. "Consultant" or "Helping businesses grow" tells nobody why they should click your profile. Be specific about who you help and what problem you solve.

→ Treating connection requests like collecting baseball cards. You connect with 500 people and never send a single message. Those connections are conversations waiting to happen.

→ Ignoring who's already looking at you. Someone viewed your profile three times this week. Someone liked your last post. Those are warm leads. And you're chasing cold ones instead.

→ Waiting until you're "ready" to post. There's no perfect time. There's no perfect post. The people winning here are the ones who show up messy and consistent.

Visibility isn't about being loud.
It's about being present.

Comment on 5 posts a day from people in your industry.
Reply to the comments on your own posts.
Check your profile views and send a simple "Thanks for stopping by" message.

Do this for 30 days and watch what happens.

You're not invisible. You're just hiding.

Time to come out. 👇

What's one thing you're going to do differently this week?

#TheSherMethod

𝗜'𝗺 Rhonda Sher – Taking you from Overlooked to Fully Booked
Credit for video to original source