Neal O'Grady 🍉

Demand Curve | 93,000 founders get 3 startup growth tactics in their inbox each week. Join the Growth Newsletter below.

I have an extremely strange mix of skills/experience:

- Mechanical engineer
- Full-stack developer
- Serial entrepreneur ($25M+ in total revenue)
- Content creator/marketer (100k+ newsletter subs and millions of page views)
- Growth marketer (ran marketing companies for 9 years)
- Crypto nerd (20k+ defi transactions)

Which is why I run marketing at a scrappy and highly technical crypto company—I can do a bit of everything.

Co-Founder

Demand Curve (YC S19) creates courses, content, and events to teach founders and marketers how to grow companies. Our weekly newsletter goes out to over 60,000 founders and marketers.

LinkedIn’s Podcast Guy | Host of ‘Produced By’ | Helping you show up and grow on LinkedIn with FenPost

I interview top creators on LinkedIn. Now I help you become one.

Top creator interviews top creators. Haha, good one, right?
But you’re here now so stick around. You won't regret it.

Wait, but what makes me different? Glad you asked. 
LinkedIn is packed with self-proclaimed gurus.
Most of them haven’t done half the work.

So here’s what makes me different:
↳ Spoken with 80+ top LinkedIn creators
↳ Distilled their lessons into my weekly newsletter
↳ Tested and applied everything I teach, on my profile
↳ Built tools, systems and templates for consistent creators

Still not convinced? Then try this:
↳ See the behind-the-scenes on Instagram
↳ Tune in to Produced By podcast, my weekly show
↳ Get insights from Produced Newsletter every Thursday
↳ Find tools, templates and systems in my Stan store (linked below)

Sounds good, what’s next?
↳ Let’s grow your brand on LinkedIn
↳ Launch your podcast (or make it better)
↳ Combine both for the best possible results
↳ Or book a Power Hour to have a chat about it

“But everyone says that…”
Indeed, that's a valid point.
But not everyone can say that...

They’ve spent 140+ episodes exploring:
→ How do you acquire your first clients?
→ How do you grow without burning out?
→ How do you start before you're “ready”?
→ How do you stop overthinking every post?
→ How do you deal with imposter syndrome?
→ How do you stay consistent without hating it?
→ How do you stop comparing and stay focused?

Real questions. Honest answers. No fluff. Welcome.

Oh... and I promise it’ll be fun.
So sit back, relax and enjoy.
After subscribing. 
Of course.

Psst… don’t forget:

↳ Tune in to Produced By, my weekly show
↳ Find tools, templates & kits in my Stan Store
↳ See episodes, clips & fun on my LinkedIn profile
↳ Get insights from Produced Newsletter every week

Let’s have a chat.
I’m just one DM away.
PS: It’s Tomas, not Thomas.

(Cat memes welcomed. Sales pitches banned.)

Tomas Loucky

If I had £1 for every time you asked this…
I’d be on a beach with one tab open.
But I made a podcast for you.

How do I stay consistent?
How do I sound authentic?
How do I get my first client?
How do I write better hooks?
How do I sell without cringing?
How do I build a personal brand?
How do I know what to post first?
How do I deal with no engagement?
How do I stop overthinking content?
How do I know if it’s too late to start?
How do I know if I should niche down?
How do I avoid running out of ideas?
How do I choose the right format?
How do I pick best time to post?
How do I grow fast on LinkedIn?
How do I batch or just wing it?
How do I repurpose content?
How do I grow my podcast?
How do I start a podcast?
How do I build real trust?

Yes, answered them all.
In the podcast. Free for you.
Just scroll, pick an episode, enjoy.

PS: One question you’re still afraid to ask?
PPS: Links below. Don't miss out while it's free!

LinkedIn’s Podcast Guy | Host of ‘Produced By’ | Helping you show up, stay consistent and actually enjoy LinkedIn

Being visible on LinkedIn is easy.
Being trusted is the hard part.

Most founders post.
Few build trust.

That’s the gap we see again and again.

You can be everywhere on LinkedIn.
And still be ignored.

Because visibility gets attention.
Trust gets results.

Here’s what actually makes the difference:

1. Clarity beats volume
↳ One clear message
↳ Repeated consistently
↳ Across formats

2. Voice builds belief
↳ Podcasting shows how you think
↳ Conversations create depth
↳ Trust forms over time

3. Structure makes it stick
↳ Design guides the reader
↳ Content becomes easier to follow
↳ Ideas are remembered

4. Systems > talent
↳ Posting randomly fades
↳ A system compounds
↳ Consistency wins quietly

5. Trusted brands feel aligned
↳ What you say matches how it looks
↳ Content feels intentional
↳ People lean in

You don’t need more posts.
You need content people believe.

Follow Tomas for podcasting systems and Aleena for revenue-driven content.

♻️ Repost if you’ve ever been visible but still overlooked.
PS: What makes you trust someone on LinkedIn?
PPS: FenPost might help you. Just saying.

The difference between being visible and being trusted.

Built and sold 3 companies for 8 figures.
And he’s not slowing down.

Luke Tobin didn’t chase hacks.
Didn’t ride trends.
He built real companies.
Now he’s building something even bolder.

Unusual Group.
Tobin Capital.
Success Method.
And a book coming in 2026.

Here’s what I learned from our chat:

1. Doubt can be your superpower
↳ Luke built from self-doubt
↳ Used it as fuel
↳ It became part of his edge

2. Delegate or burn out
↳ Doing it all once broke him
↳ Now he hires great people
↳ Less control = more growth

3. Write like you talk
↳ His book starts on paper
↳ AI helped with structure
↳ But the real voice is his

4. Authority is built, not claimed
↳ Every lesson comes from experience
↳ No fluff. Just frameworks that work
↳ You earn trust by living it

5. The final lesson?
↳ Not AI
↳ Not workflows
↳ Not even writing
It’s something deeper.
Read it here:
https://lnkd.in/ewjXuXZg

→ Story > scale
→ Truth > tactics
→ Consistency > chaos
→ Delegation > control
→ Trust > reach
→ Pacing > pressure

Full episode now live:

YouTube: https://lnkd.in/e7zY7Y_u
Spotify: https://lnkd.in/epae9bgP

Visuals by Quanitah Noor:
↳ Bold, branded, scroll-stopping
↳ Specialist in carousels that convert
↳ DM her before she’s fully booked

♻️ Repost if your burnout has burnout.

PS: What’s one habit that helped you actually avoid burnout?
PPS: FenPost is like Luke’s framework. But without the exits.

From Burnout to Breakthrough with Luke Tobin

Breath in, burnout out. Yes, that’s Dan's way.

Daniele isn’t chasing hacks or headlines.
He helps coaches and consultants...
Build brands that actually feel calm.

From CGI artist.
To breathwork coach.
And LinkedIn strategist.

Dan's story is a lesson in slowing down to grow on purpose.

Here’s what I learned from our chat:

1. Regulate before you write
↳ Calm is the real creative edge
↳ Stress seeps into your strategy
↳ Breathwork first, content second

2. Build systems you can sustain
↳ Forget daily posting
↳ Simpler rhythms beat burnt-out sprints
↳ You should still like your brand 6 months from now

3. Say less, but say it clearly
↳ You need positioning
↳ You don’t need volume
↳ Fewer posts, stronger message

4. Share the honest version of your story
↳ Dan owns every pivot
↳ Real trust comes from real stories
↳ From design to breath to branding

5. Final insight?
↳ Not about content
↳ Not about LinkedIn
↳ It’s about belief, presence, and momentum
Waiting for you here:
https://lnkd.in/ewjXuXZg

→ Clarity > tactics
→ Breath > burnout
→ Brand > busywork

Episode now live:

YouTube: https://lnkd.in/eQNRTQYp
Spotify: https://lnkd.in/eWKGitDf

Visuals by Musfira Ishtiaq:
↳ Bold. Clean. Branded.
↳ She makes your content look legit
↳ DM her before your competitors do

♻️ Repost if your nervous system runs your LinkedIn presence.

PS: If stress was a metric, how viral would your brand be?
PPS: Use FenPost before you post under pressure again.

What Breathwork Taught Him About Branding

Your ideas deserve better than your current content.

Especially the ones you spent hours creating.
You know. The “important” ones.

Finally, you post them.
And then somehow.
They come out…
Even worse. 

Same idea. 
New post. 
Lower IQ.

Because nothing says “authority” like:
→ A wall of text nobody asked for
→ Random formatting
→ A sleepy hook

It's not ideas.
But it's your presentation.
Great thinking. Terrible delivery.

So Saima and I made this carousel.
To help you rescue good ideas.
From bad content choices.

Less chaos. 
More, intentional clarity. 
Fewer crimes against formatting.

Follow Saima for design that actually makes sense.
Follow Tomas for podcasting and content systems.

♻️ Repost before your next post gets ignored.
PS: What would your audience roast you for?

If you podcast was a carousel... would anyone swipe? 

Systems that save time, money and your sanity.

Noor V. Barrage doesn’t just organise chaos.
She builds systems that actually hold.

In just one year on LinkedIn, she:
↳ Attracted aligned clients
↳ Built a standout personal brand
↳ Became known as The Systems Girl

Here’s what I learned from our chat:

1. Clarity beats chaos
↳ Slow down to speed up
↳ Systems aren’t checklists
↳ They protect time and peace

2. Your business needs a backbone
↳ Messy growth breaks
↳ Noor brings the structure
↳ Clean ops = better delivery

3. Complexity kills consistency
↳ Simpler tools scale
↳ Growth needs space
↳ Overbuilding burns out

4. Protect your time like a CEO
↳ Founders do too much
↳ Boundaries = freedom
↳ Design before you delegate

5. The final lesson?
↳ Not tools
↳ Not tactics
↳ It’s a mindset shift and it’s here:
https://lnkd.in/ewjXuXZg

→ Systems > hustle
→ Structure > scale
→ Boundaries > burnout

Full episode now live:
YouTube: https://lnkd.in/eFCGxn-c
Spotify: https://lnkd.in/ebQTMSVb

Visuals by Abeera Sani:
↳ Carousels built to convert
↳ Bold style that builds your brand
↳ Clean design that grabs attention

♻️ Repost if Notion is just your digital junk drawer
PS: What’s your weirdest system that somehow works?

Your Growth Isn't Stuck. Your Systems Are.

What if your operations were your brand?

She’s known as The Systems Girl for a reason.
Noor V. Barrage helps founders go from chaos to clarity.

No fluff.
No burnout.
Just systems that actually work.

Here’s what you’ll learn from our chat:
↳ Why real structure means more freedom
↳ How to scale without adding more stress
↳ The LinkedIn strategy that actually converts
↳ How to build a business that doesn’t break you
↳ The system-first mindset behind sustainable growth

Full episode now live

YouTube: https://lnkd.in/eFCGxn-c
Spotify: https://lnkd.in/ebQTMSVb

Edited by Muhammad Anas Sabir: 
↳ Sharp. Clean. Effortlessly watchable.
↳ Hire him before your competitors do.
↳ Follow if storytelling is your secret weapon

♻️ Repost if your “system” is Ctrl+F in a Google Doc.
PS: What’s your go-to hack for getting unstuck?

200+ posts. 10+ tools. Countless tabs.
I was "very organised". Until I wasn’t.

Too many docs. Too many hacks.
None of them felt built for me.
Then I discovered Metricool.

The chaos started to click.

Tommen, tell us more!
↳ Clean UI with zero fluff
↳ Plan content in one place
↳ Saves me hours every week
↳ Built for creators, agencies too
↳ Intuitive drag-and-drop calendar
↳ No more Google Sheet scheduling
↳ Shortens your content planning loop
↳ Analytics that don’t feel like homework
↳ Repurpose across platforms in one view
↳ Track performance without bouncing tabs
↳ Real-time post preview, no random guesses

My process? It's a beautiful mess. But it's mine.
↳ Wrote a post at midnight. It performed best
↳ Reused a post from January and it popped
↳ Read 3 growth threads and ignored them
↳ Forgot to hit “approve” more than once
↳ Still figuring it out but posting anyway
↳ Got distracted by Canva for 40 mins
↳ Built a Notion system, never used it
↳ Wrote a lot of drafts, never posted
↳ Forgot the hook, posted anyway
↳ Missed “that best time to post”
↳ Scheduled a week in minutes
↳ Posted it in pyjamas, again

This isn’t just an affiliate post.
Metricool is a tool I genuinely use.
Planning got less painful and more fun.
If you’re juggling content across platforms...

Repost if scheduling shouldn’t require 10 apps.
PS: How many tabs do you have open right now?
PPS: What are you waiting for: https://lnkd.in/gq5-wrCn

BREAKING:
Your podcast was brilliant.
Your visuals? A disaster.

Witnesses report:
Great ideas.
Zero design.
Mass confusion.

So we called the authorities.

Introducing the:
Scroll Police Podcast Crimes Unit.

Their job?

→ Arrest ugly slides.
→ Confiscate boring layouts.
→ Protect good podcast ideas.

Because:

Strong voice.
Weak visuals.
Equals digital crime.

This carousel shows what happens...
When podcasts finally get decent design.

Follow Tomas for podcasting and content systems.
Follow Huzaifa 🔆 for scroll-stopping visuals.

♻️ Repost if your content deserves witness protection.
PS: What’s the worst design crime you’ve seen?

Huzaifa and Tomas present: The Scroll Police Report

Your podcast made sense.
Your carousel didn’t.

That’s not a content problem.
It’s a translation problem.

Most podcast ideas are smart.
They just collapse on LinkedIn.

Because long conversations need structure before visuals.

That’s what this carousel breaks down.

What actually works:
↳ Podcast voice creates authority
↳ Design turns ideas into clarity
↳ Structure decides if people stay

Where most people lose it:
↳ Too much said, not enough guided
↳ Slides that decorate instead of explain
↳ Great insights with no visual flow

What changes when podcasts get designed properly:
↳ Ideas become easier to follow
↳ Messages get remembered, not skimmed
↳ Content feels intentional, not recycled

This isn’t about posting more.
It’s about making your thinking readable.

Follow Tomas for podcasting, repurposing and content systems.
Follow Nadia for carousels that guide attention, not just look good.

♻️ Repost if your podcast sounds clear but your slides don’t.

PS: What part of your content gets lost when you repurpose it?
PPS: Heard of FenPost? IThat might be your secret weapon.

Your podcast makes sense and LinkedIn content should too.

Fully booked. No cold DMs. Just content.

Danielle Mimoni didn’t pitch.
Didn’t force a niche.
Didn’t chase trends.

She built a brand by posting what she enjoyed.
She stayed consistent.
She turned content into clients.

Here’s what I learned from our chat:

1. Energy comes before algorithms
↳ Morning walks, journaling and screen detox
↳ Wellness is a strategy, not a soft skill
↳ Content feels better when you do

2. You don’t need a niche to start
↳ She never chose one at the beginning
↳ Her brand shaped itself through posting
↳ Clarity comes through consistency

3. Post what you want to get hired for
↳ Ghostwriting. Brand writing. Strategy.
↳ She attracts the work she showcases
↳ Your feed is your portfolio

4. Instagram connects. LinkedIn converts.
↳ LinkedIn brings leads
↳ Instagram brings vibes
↳ Don’t copy-paste, adapt for each platform

5. Final lesson?
↳ It's not about tactics
↳ Not even about content
↳ The biggest shift was mindset
Waiting for you here: https://lnkd.in/ewjXuXZg

→ Consistency > clarity
→ Habits > hacks
→ Brand > niche

Full episode now live:
YouTube: https://lnkd.in/ez2p-ygr
Spotify: https://lnkd.in/e864fhpZ

Visuals by Kiran Fayyaz:
↳ Thumb-stopping carousels
↳ Smooth scroll, sharp storytelling
↳ DM him before your brand gets out-designed

♻️ Repost if you’ve opened Instagram “just for 5 minutes”
PS: What’s your least proud habit when it comes to content?

Booked Without Pitching with Danielle Mimoni

Two platforms. One personal brand that works.

Danielle Mimoni went from unemployed to fully booked in 4 weeks.
No niche. No pitch. Just showing up, her way.

We talked about habits, mindset, and platform strategy.

Here’s what you’ll learn:
↳ Why LinkedIn converts and Instagram connects
↳ How wellness fuels consistency (and better content)
↳ Content that brings clients (without sounding salesy)
↳ Building a brand around your personality, not perfection
↳ How she built two brands across LinkedIn and Instagram

Full episode now live:
YouTube: https://lnkd.in/ez2p-ygr
Spotify: https://lnkd.in/e864fhpZ

Edited by Abdul Rahman
↳ Hire him before Netflix does
↳ Crisp cuts, clean flow, no content wasted
↳ Follow if you love storytelling that feels like something

♻️ Repost if your Instagram screen time needs therapy
PS: What's the last time content felt fun to make?

She works less. But gets more done. Here’s why.

No hustle.
No burnout badges.
Just systems that work.

Noor is building a movement around intentional productivity that actually lasts.

It’s not about doing everything.
It’s about doing what matters.
And doing it well.

What you’ll learn in this clip:
↳ Why less can still lead to more
↳ The mindset shift we all secretly need
↳ How intentional work beats constant motion
↳ How systems protect your time and your sanity
↳ Why burnout doesn’t go away with a long weekend

Watch the full episode:
YouTube: https://lnkd.in/eFCGxn-c
Spotify: https://lnkd.in/ebQTMSVb

Edited by Muhammad Anas Sabir:
↳ Makes a reel feel like a revelation.
↳ Hire him before your agency does.
↳ No fluff. No filler. Just clean storytelling.

♻️ Repost if your weekend off includes clearing your Notion.
PS: What does your dream 4-day workweek actually look like?

You don’t need to know everything to start.

Danielle Mimoni didn’t have a plan.
She didn’t know marketing.
She posted anyway.

She shared what she was learning.
She brought some people along.
And the confidence followed.

Even now, she still doubts herself sometimes.
But her brand works really well.
And her content connects.

Here’s what you’ll learn:
↳ How honesty builds trust
↳ Why messy starts still win
↳ Why action beats perfection
↳ How consistency builds confidence

Watch the full episode:
YouTube: https://lnkd.in/ez2p-ygr
Spotify: https://lnkd.in/e864fhpZ

Edited by Abdul Rahman:
↳ Clean cuts, smooth flow
↳ Makes 60 seconds matter
↳ Turns real talk into scroll-stoppers

♻️ Repost if “expert” feels generous.
PS: What’s your “I have no clue” moment?

If you’ve ever cried after a sales call, you need this reminder.

Because building a business isn’t just strategy.
It’s emotional.
Messy.
And sometimes...
It's even overwhelming.

Daniele Scuteri went from zero clients in April...
To a booked calendar and a clear brand.
But the biggest shift wasn’t tactical.
It was perspective.

What helped him stay grounded?
Zooming out.
Gratitude.
And remembering...
How far he’s already come.

Here’s what this short clip teaches:
↳ Why your past self is your best case study
↳ Why zooming out can save your momentum
↳ How to manage the emotional highs and lows
↳ The mindset that actually sustains consistency
↳ What creators forget when they’re too deep in it

Watch the full episode:

YouTube: https://lnkd.in/eQNRTQYp
Spotify: https://lnkd.in/eWKGitDf

Edited by… me:
↳ Riverside always backs me up
↳ Clean cuts, no drama, just hit record
↳ Give it a try today: https://lnkd.in/e2GsryRr

♻️ Repost if your “zoom out” is just closing the laptop.

PS: What moment made you most grateful this year?
PPS: FenPost: Emotional support, in draft form.

From spare room to 8-figure exit.
And he’s still building.

Luke Tobin didn’t chase hacks.
Didn’t sell courses.
He built real companies.
And kept going, even when it nearly broke him.

Now he’s writing a book, launching new ventures...
And still finding time for family, fitness and rest.
No fluff. Just lessons that actually hold up.

Here’s what stuck with me:

1. Doubt can drive clarity
↳ Luke used fear to stay sharp
↳ Self-doubt became his edge
↳ It forced better thinking and stronger moves

2. Delegate or burn out
↳ He did it all, until it cracked
↳ Now he hires fast and leads clear
↳ The less he controls, the more grows

3. LinkedIn growth starts with testing
↳ Post long and short content
↳ Test what your audience actually reads
↳ Let data, not dopamine, guide the format

Full episode out Monday.
Burnout. Balance. Brand building.
This one’s real.

♻ Repost if your founder “holiday” included Slack and a charger.

PS: What’s one habit that helped you actually avoid burnout?
PPS: FenPost: Calm voice, unhinged drafts. Just like your DMs.

LinkedIn's Podcast Guy | Host of ‘Produced By’ | Co-Founder of FenPost | Helping you build authority on LinkedIn

Hey Producers, Just a quick one to say thank you. Whether you’ve listened, shared, supported or accidentally hit play and stuck around out of curiosit

Open article: Produced #126: Multi-Exit Entrepreneurship, Writing First Book and Determining Post Length by Tomas Loucky • 4 min read

Produced #126: Multi-Exit Entrepreneurship, Writing First Book and Determining Post Length

From CGI to calm content. His journey’s wild.

Daniele didn’t chase hooks.
Didn’t optimise for impressions.
He built from clarity and not chaos.
And turned breathwork into branding.

Now he helps coaches and consultants
show up with purpose and consistency.
No hacks. Just content that converts.

Here’s what stuck with me:

1. Doubt can fuel growth
↳ He didn’t ignore fear, he studied it
↳ Doubt helped him ask better questions
↳ It sharpened his strategy and slowed the spiral

2. Breath resets the story
↳ He didn’t need a new niche...
↳ Breathwork helped him zoom out
↳ And rebuild from a place of calm, not chaos

3. How to share testimonials that convert
↳ Share their story, not just yours
↳ Use their words, not your pitch
↳ Add reflection, not a call to action

Full episode out Monday.
Mindset. Messaging. Movement without burnout.

♻️ Repost if you cried, posted and called it a plan

PS: What mindset shift helped you post with less pressure?
PPS: FenPost: Like breathwork, for burnt-out brands

Hey Producers, We’re keeping the momentum going with Daniele Scuteri, founder, strategist and voice behind one of Italy’s top 3% LinkedIn profiles. An

Open article: Produced #127: Power of Breathwork, Growth Mindset and Non-Salesy Testimonials by Tomas Loucky • 3 min read

Produced #127: Power of Breathwork, Growth Mindset and Non-Salesy Testimonials

If your brand were a person, would people trust them?

Some brands sound confident.
But look… confusing.

That’s because branding works the same way humans do.

Voice = personality.
Design = body language.

And when those don’t match?
People feel it instantly.

Here’s how to fix that 👇

1. Voice sets the tone
↳ What you say
↳ How you say it
↳ What you never say

If your voice is unclear,
your brand feels unreliable.

2. Design sends signals before words
↳ Colours
↳ Layout
↳ Visual consistency

People judge before they read.
Design decides if they stay.

3. Mismatch kills trust
↳ Calm voice, chaotic visuals
↳ Premium message, cheap look
↳ Confident words, timid layout

That’s brand whiplash.

4. Consistency builds familiarity
↳ Familiar feels safe
↳ Safe feels trustworthy
↳ Trust converts

This is where systems matter.

5. Brands that grow feel aligned
↳ Voice sounds like the person
↳ Design looks like the person
↳ Content feels intentional

No guessing.
No noise.

Just clarity.

Follow Tomas Loucky and Rohma Gul for brands that actually feel human.
♻️ Repost if your content sounds confident but looks confused.

PS: What part of your brand feels the most awkward right now?
PPS: If brands had posture, FenPost would be the chiropractor.

Your Brand Screams Or Whispers with Rohma Gul

One year on LinkedIn. Fully booked. No pitching.

Danielle didn’t follow the trends.
But clarity, consistency and her gut.
Now she runs a fully booked business.
No cold DMs, no selling in the comments.

Across two platforms.
LinkedIn brings the clients.
Instagram builds the connection.
Both start with content that feels true.

Here’s what you’ll learn from the episode dropping Monday:

1. Lead With Your Story
↳ People remember how you made them feel
↳ Danielle shares real-life snapshots, not just “value”
↳ It builds a brand that actually connects

2. Calm Beats Constant
↳ She didn’t post every day
↳ She posted with intention
↳ Strategy without stress wins long-term

3. Write Scroll-Stopping Hooks
↳ The first 3 lines decide everything
↳ Curiosity. Clarity. Contradiction.
↳ Your hook is your filter, make it count

Full episode drops Monday
Spotify | YouTube | Substack
No fluff. No faking. Just what works.

♻️ Repost if you still think “✨authenticity✨” is a content strategy.
PS: What would your LinkedIn bio say if it were honest?

Hey Producers, The Produced Vault is now live. It’s my personal treasure chest of insights, frameworks, behind-the-scenes notes and all the weirdly us

Open article: Produced #129: Building Across Platforms, Living Healthy Lifestyle and Boosting Your Consistency by Tomas Loucky • 4 min read

Produced #129: Building Across Platforms, Living Healthy Lifestyle and Boosting Your Consistency

What if structure was your simplest strength?

No growth hacks.
No burnout energy.
No constant juggling.

Noor V. Barrage built a brand that works and lasts.

One year on LinkedIn.
One clear message.
One system that scales.

Here are 3 things that actually moved the needle ↓

1. Structure = Freedom
↳ Clarity removes chaos
↳ Saves time, money, and your sanity
↳ Systems still work when you don’t feel like it

2. Show up in your own way
↳ Her posts are calm but powerful
↳ You don’t need to shout to be seen
↳ Trust is built through values, not trends

3. Optimise your profile like a landing page
↳ Headline = Hook, not a title
↳ About = Value pitch, not a bio
↳ Strong CTAs guide action

Full episode drops Monday.
LinkedIn growth, operational clarity...
And content that doesn’t feel like chaos.

♻️ Repost if one dashboard turned into 20 real quick.
PS: What’s your ops horror story?

Hey Producers, We’re mid-January and I’ve been experimenting with some behind-the-scenes content. Turns out, recording yourself pretending to be produ

Open article: Produced #128: Power of Systems, Building Intentional Productivity and Optimising Your Profile by Tomas Loucky • 4 min read

Produced #128: Power of Systems, Building Intentional Productivity and Optimising Your Profile

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