Tasleem Ahmad Fateh

Robinhood Agency

The ONLY Ghostwriting Agency YOU NEED to Dominate LinkedIn and Build a Profitable Personal Brand!

Founder

Lisnic

Bubble Tea business and market advice. Podcasting, Health and fitness mentoring.

Lisnic Mentor 

Par-Tea

Taking Sydney's taste-buds through a once in a life time journey of discovering the best and the most Bubbly Teas from around the world.

Chief Tea Officer

Certis

Managing the overall responsibility for overseeing the day-to-day operation and performance of  Transport and Infrastructure contracts within a 100m+ portfolio, as well as providing leadership and direction to on-site staff and supervisors.

Client Services Manager

Managing the setup of a dedicated Planning and Verification team to ensure the business remains ahead of its operational curve. Ensuring the business has ability to ensure that new methods of verification are implemented and used to ensure Verification is taken online.

Manager- National Operations Planning and Support.

Effectively manage the business relationship in the back of house functions relating to electronic scheduling, payroll and contract compliance for our National Operations Centre. This is inclusive of achieving operational strategic objectives within a framework of customer service excellence to our staff, clients and suppliers.

Manager- National Operations Centre

Kukkar Meals

Streamlined operational process development and implementation for the number one online ethnic food store in Sydney.

Process Optimisation Manager

My featured section has the solution to all your LinkedIn woes! | Founder at LinkedIn Creator's Club | Your favourite creators are already in. Are you?

Imagine this: 

You work from WHEREVER you want, WHENEVER you want and live the life YOU want by monetising your words on LinkedIn.

That's the dream most Ghost-writers are sold. 

"Sell your words and make money" 

But as with most things in life. 

It isn't that simple. 

- You need to learn client acquisition. 
- You need to learn client service and delivery. 
- You need systems that let you write and delight clients without making your life hell.

Unfortunately, most ghost-writers start with none of these skills.

They jump in, land a client or two, and then burn out.

The same thing happened to me. 

Until, I finally woke up and spent an entire year researching how to do this properly. 

My team and I developed an entire system to run a Ghost-writing business on LinkedIn within 4 hours per client per month. 

(Not just theory and "writing advice" but an ACTUAL SYSTEM)
(One where you aren't stuck in content calls all day)  

Then we built a community where Ghost-writers connect, grow, and never let leads go to waste.

We built a a first-of-its-kind lead-swapping and support system for ghost-writers on LinkedIn.

Whether you’re starting out or already crushing it, here’s how the Ghost-writer's club can help: 

- If you’re new, you'll learn how to monetize your writing and land clients.
- If you’re experienced, you'll discover systems to cut your workload in half (or more)

Sick of low ticket communities that don't actually help you achieve anything? 

YEAH, WE DON'T ROLL LIKE THAT. 

Instead we teach you how to build and scale a real Ghost-writing business to earn an additional $2K–$50K/month with proven systems that: 

- Helped Adi land 3 clients in his first week. 
- Helped Lucy cut her delivery time in half. 
- Helped Nico, Saad and Kasia get clarity on their Ghost-writing businesses.

We aren't just building systems and communities. 

We are building the future of Ghost-writing on LinkedIn. 

Want to join us and become a ghost-writer that actually enjoys their life too? 

Subscribe to our Waitlist (in featured section) as we are currently at capacity. 

I'll send you all the details you need to know to get started once doors re-open in a few days. 

So are you in or are you out?

Hosting a Community of Creator's where we uncover the latest and greatest in personal branding strategies! With a vision to uncover the best ways to establish your authority online and monetise your personal brand!

Hello hello, anybody here?

I’ve been away from LinkedIn for 4 months.

I chose my newborn daughter over content, growth, all of it.

So when I was thinking of a comeback post I realised:

ALL THESE COMEBACK POSTS LOOK THE SAME.

“I stopped posting but secretly signed ten new clients. Business exploded while I was offline. Life is amazing.”

PFFFTTTTT. 

When you are new in business (and branding) you think you have to uphold this perfect image.

Always winning. 
Always booked out.
Always “crushing it.”

That's what these polished gurus taught us.

Eww.

So here's a refreshing comeback post:

While I was away, my business took a big hit.

Client projects got delayed.
Onboardings slowed down.
Team members left.

Revenue dropped to about 20 percent of where we were 4 months ago.

Some clients sacked me. 
I sacked some clients. 

No tidy comeback arc.
No “and then we 10x’d” story.

Just a dad who took time off, and paid the price.

So if your'e reading this I want you to know:

In a feed where everyone’s ‘crushing it,’

If you stepped back to care for what matters most,

You are not lazy.
You are not weak.
You are not behind.


You are doing the right thing.
You are playing your own game.
Remember,

Your Clients can come back.
Your Cashflow can come back.
Your Views can come back.

But your time with the people you love never will.

(Wrote this for myself thought it might help you too)

P.S. Sooooooo did I miss anything or is the feed still basic AF? 😂

LITERALLY no other LinkedIn coach will tell you this 👇 

(ahh yes the truth needs to be told) 

Building a big audience on here is unbelievably hard. 

Like David Goggins level hard. 

There is NO hack.
NO magic system.
NO secret.

No algorithm trick that suddenly “blows you up.”

Nah.

Most of what you’re being sold is snake oil.

Take me for example:

- I locked myself in my room and engaged 16 hours a day.
- Did it for 3 months straight off savings.
- Reviewed 1,200 profiles for free.
- Ran a 15-hour livestream helping people for free.
- Gave away a free course 12,000 people took.
- Commented, DMed, engaged till I passed out, then did it again.

And even then I got lucky.

My audience only grew because a few posts went mega-viral.

Right place, right time, right post. 

This is what the gurus don’t tell you.

Almost everyone with a big audience and strong engagement has done one of two things:

Built it through ridiculous, obsessive hard work.

OR 

Hired a team to pump out broad “internet-friendly” content daily.

Which usually means:

They either had A LOT OF TIME
Or A LOT OF MONEY. 

If that’s not your life right now, I’m warning you:

Tread carefully.

Don’t chase popularity.

Chase peace. 

Here’s the smarter way:

Post about your actual expertise.

Build a real relationship with 2 new people a day.

That’s it.

You don’t need a thousand likes.

I got a thousand likes yesterday and today I’m stressed replying to everyone 😅

Clout looks nice on the feed.

In real life NO ONE CARES. NOT 1 person. 

Don’t waste your life clout-chasing, mate.

It’s not worth it.

Instead chase quality. 
Share real opinions. 
Be the person our feed needs. 

OKAY DEAL? 

P.S. Thanks for coming to my Teddy Talk.

Ascom Americas

Lead a team responsible for operational workflows, strategic planning, business analytics, and close partnerships with sales, finance, marketing, customer success, product marketing and professional services to increase efficiencies, develop rigorous analytics, develop strategic plans and create growth opportunities.

Initiate and guide transformative projects that improve business visibility and aid growth strategies.

Collaborate with the Head of Sales to refine business analytics, enhancing visibility and forecasting accuracy, achieving a 40% improvement in forecast precision.

Work with senior leadership to pinpoint growth drivers and establish systems, tools, and workflows that more effectively support business operations across the Americas, including a 30% reduction in administrative tasks for teams.

Design a comprehensive enablement program that achieves full participation from all teams.

Senior Director of Operations

The Carpineto Group LLC

Contract Consulting Services, with a focus on healthcare and medical devices, include: 

- Merger and acquisition strategies
- Strategic planning and roadmaps
- Fractional operations for increased operational efficiencies
- Competitive analysis
- Sales operations strategy
- Sales enablement

Founder and Chief Growth Officer

Xperience-U

Contract  Strategic consultant helping bootstrapped company with:

Strategic roadmap development
Operational workflows including better customer onboarding/customer success experience 
Growth and GTM strategy
Account management plan development

Go-to-Market and Strategic Planning Advisor

AposHealth

An FDA-approved medical device startup in the musculoskeletal (MSK) sector. 

Recruited by the CEO for my strategic and operational expertise, as well as my resilient and determined nature, to lead strategic and operational initiatives throughout the company. Additionally, tasked with overseeing go-to-market strategies and growth in the New England region, encompassing sales, business development, and account management.

• Launched a new telehealth service in Massachusetts, boosting revenue by 30% during the pandemic.
• Designed new operational workflows to enhance customer satisfaction.
• Oversaw the implementation of transformative new care models across all markets to increase revenue.
• Achieved a 60% monthly increase in patient sales and market penetration by securing four new client accounts.
• Instituted an incentive program that raised patient volumes from 20 to 75 patients month-over-month.
• Compiled a cross-departmental library of tools and resources for improved data transparency.
• Supervised two clinical and non-clinical staff members.
• Established clinic launch protocols, reducing the go-live time by 25% and accelerating revenue generation.
• Developed a sales enablement program to advance the skills of junior sales team members.

Director Operations, Director New England

Allscripts

An accomplished leader recognized with five internal employee awards for leading sales and marketing tool development, business strategy, and transformative cross-functional initiatives.

• Collaborated with Sales, Product Development, and Marketing to establish the sales process, forecast cadence, sales enablement, and marketing campaign strategies.

• Took charge of the ownership and delivery of sales training on tools, systems, and processes for 200 employees.

• Managed the integration of over ten mergers and acquisitions, encompassing all aspects of change management, training, workflow creation, operational efficiency, and customer success integration.

Key Achievements:

• Created an automated Whitespace application for Sales, Product, and Marketing that identified over $20 million in overlooked pipeline opportunities.

• Implemented a strategic win/loss process that improved RFP success rates by 40%.

• Served as the project manager for a 16-month intensive cross-functional initiative to consolidate two sales systems and processes into one Salesforce.com platform, saving the company over $3 million annually by eliminating redundant tools and processes.

• Formulated a win/loss analysis process to generate data for marketing campaign recommendations, operational spending increases, and sales process modifications.

• Established a quarterly business review process for sales, incorporating customer success feedback, marketing, and leadership insights.

• Enhanced forecast accuracy by 40% through the development of new sales tools and operational efficiencies.

Director Sales Operations

I was recruited to lead the development of new Market Research, Competitive Intelligence, and Product Marketing teams. I was also tasked with overseeing the company-wide strategic planning process, encompassing data analysis, strategic vision and growth, and the voice of sales.

- Established cohesive team processes and culture, and developed a comprehensive library of state-of-the-art market research, interactive data, and competitive intelligence tools that are still utilized today.
- Managed the healthcare analyst relationship program with third-party healthcare analysts, including Gartner and KLAS, to enhance brand recognition in the industry.
- Developed battle cards, win/loss surveys, sales playbooks, and briefing documents for the C-Suite to inform product and strategy decisions, working closely with Marketing, Development, Product Teams, and Sales.

Market Research and Competitive Intelligence Manager

Data-Driven Operations Leader | Digital Healthcare | Strategic Planning | Partnerships | Business Planning And Analysis | Servant Leadership

Passionate leader committed to building and fostering cross-collaboration to enhance operations and strategic planning for the benefit of all.

My focus lies in process improvement, revenue growth, company-wide efficiencies and planning and empowering team members to achieve success.

My experience spans sales, business development, marketing, operations, and strategic planning, providing me with a comprehensive understanding of how each element of the ecosystem works together and separately.

I have a background in healthcare, digital healthcare technology (SaaS), and medical devices, where I lead transformative business initiatives.

I apply my expertise in M&A planning, strategic planning roadmaps, competitive analysis, sales operations strategy, and enablement to bring value to clients, both internally and externally.

My results include:

* Developing a comprehensive enablement plan and revamping the sales and marketing processes and workflows, which led to a 45% improvement in forecasting accuracy.

* Implementing operational workflow changes in marketing, professional services, and sales, saving over 20 hours per week and $500k annually in administrative costs.

* Overseeing the integration of 10 M&A transactions, resulting in annual operational cost savings of over $2M by eliminating redundant processes.

* Introducing a cross-functional tool that identified $20M in overlooked pipeline opportunities.

* Establishing a telehealth care model that increased patient volumes by 30%.

* Creating a sales enablement program that significantly increased revenues at existing client locations.

* Closed 3 new clients contracts and doubled patient volumes in new PT clinics 

My skills include:

Operational Leadership
Business Planning
In-depth knowledge of the Healthcare and Medical Device sectors
Expertise in building Sales/Revenue Operations infrastructure
CRM Implementation
Account Management and Customer Success
M&A management
Project management
Data Analytics/Business Process

I can be reached at sherri.carpineto1@gmail.com

Sherri Carpineto

Don’t work for one company too long. Dont job hop. Don’t be laid off. Don’t have job gaps. Don’t show your gray hairs (yes that’s a thing).  

Don’t ask for remote work or hybrid work and maybe not in-person. At least be willing to work in any part of the world. 

Also only apply online but not easy apply and not on LinkedIn maybe Indeed but company websites.

Network but don’t reach out to recruiters. Maybe hiring managers, but only once a year. 

Write cover letters but complain that they’re useless but also say they’re good. 

ATS isn’t real but it’s also very real.

Oh and forget the green banner on Tuesdays but it’s good on Wednesdays. Or when someone wants to rage bait and get impressions. 

Don’t do projects without pay but also don’t say no because you need a job. 

6 rounds is bad, 5 rounds is borderline, 3.5 rounds is perfect 

This basically sums up the state of job searching these days.

It’s exhausting. Debilitating. Unstable.

And if you’re laid off or looking for a new job, it’s your reality. 

Just never give up on YOU, and control how you show up every day. 

Be a good human

Nothing reminds you that you’re unemployed like Thanksgiving dinner.
The questions.
The side glances.
The “you’ll bounce back” pep talks from someone who’s been at the same job since 2004.

It’s not just the layoff that hurts.
It’s being expected to smile through it.

The truth is, layoffs don’t take holidays.
They follow you to the table.
They sit quietly beside the cranberry sauce.
They echo in every “So what’s next?” from a cousin you haven’t seen in five years.

You don’t need to perform gratitude just because it’s November.
You’re allowed to feel the grief, the fear, the fatigue.

Not everything needs a silver lining.
Not every loss needs to be “a blessing in disguise.”

Sometimes it’s just hard.
And that’s the most honest thing you can bring to the table.

Be a good human

If you are laid off with kids, I’d like to offer help.

If you need some magic and  presents this holiday season we are ready to find ways to support. 

With some wonderful donors (more to come here) and my desire to bring some magic please comment below.

I’ll get to as many as I can.

And if you want to be a helper and donate please comment as well.

Just a gift to LinkedIn community to keep the magic going. We all need it these days. 

No need for embarrassment just pay it forward someday.  We all need to support each other 

Be a good human 

Comment below who we can help and who wants to help. Lists start now. (Can DM too)

PS: I am offering free 15 minute coaching sessions with an emailed plan at the end through the end of the year to those in need — just comment below and I’ll open up as many times as I can in between mom’ing, paid coaching and my busy FT job.  💕

A man commented on my post and told me I’m a “scam” because I coach people in life and careers.

Honestly?
If helping people untangle their burnout, their self-doubt, their Sunday dread, and their “why am I crying in the laundry room again” moments is a scam,  then adulthood is the biggest Ponzi scheme of all time.

You think I’m the threat?
Buddy, have you seen real life?

People are juggling:
	•	jobs that drain them
	•	kids who need something every 4 minutes
	•	aging parents
	•	a sense of purpose that evaporated sometime in 2019
	•	and stress-snacking behind a closed pantry door

But yes.
My 60-minute Zoom calls are apparently the danger.

Meanwhile the internet is like:
Just manifest!
Just be grateful!
Just hustle!
Just take a bubble bath!

Okay, thanks “experts” that fixed absolutely nothing.

Here’s the truth:
People don’t need perfection.
They don’t need toxic positivity.
They don’t need another corporate buzzword.

They need support.
They need direction.
They need someone in their corner when everything feels heavy.
They need a plan, some accountability and to be seen. 

If that makes me a scam?

Then I’m the nicest scammer on LinkedIn.

And at least I’m out here “scamming” people into believing in themselves again.

Be a good human

Here’s the truth no one wants to admit on LinkedIn:

Gratitude isn’t always inspirational.
Sometimes it’s messy, angry, and born from pure survival.

I’m not grateful because “everything happens for a reason.”
(That’s a lie we tell people so they stop talking about their pain.)

I’m grateful because I lived through things I shouldn’t have had to.

The burnout that companies call “a busy season.”
The layoffs that hit people who gave everything.
The pressure to be a perfect parent, perfect employee, perfect human all while running on empty.
The moments I kept working through heartbreak, exhaustion, and fear because life didn’t give me a choice.

I’m not grateful for any of that.
I’m grateful I didn’t let it harden me.
I’m grateful I held onto kindness when the world wasn’t kind back.
I’m grateful I didn’t become bitter, even when I had every reason.

Everyone posts the polished version of gratitude.

Here’s mine:

I’m grateful I didn’t break.
I’m grateful I didn’t quit.
And I’m grateful I don’t pretend the hard parts didn’t happen.

If your gratitude this year feels complicated, uncomfortable, or a little bit angry, 
you’re not alone.

Some of us are saying “thank you”
not because things were easy, 
but because we survived them

Be a good human

Crazy thought here:
You’re allowed to love your job and still count down to Friday like it’s a national holiday.

Both things can be true.
And honestly?
Most weeks… they are.

Be a good human

It’s the holiday season aka the busiest time of year to layoff or fire people. 

Goes to show how humanity is just not a part of the work world for so many. 

So the next time a company says, we’re all family. 

Think if your family would fire you and ruin your holidays (they may ruin your holidays but that’s different!) 

Be a good human

Sometimes you just need to grab what you want and hold on tight… even if others don’t think you should have it..

That’s what Cooper believes anyway. 

We all need a little bit of unapologetic determination and grit in our lives 

Be a good human. Or a good bloodhound.

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If you’re willing to donate to laid off parents who need some presents this holiday season please comment 

If you need help with presents please comment and I’ll get back to you for details 

Thanks for giving starts now 

Be a good human

Anyone else still not used to the time change?

Because every day at 4:58 PM my body politely informs me that we’re done here. 

Shut it down. Bedtime. But…….

 My responsibilities are thinking something else. 

I still have emails, homework help, dinner, laundry, and a sudden existential crisis to handle.

This season is exhausting. But at least we’re all delusional together.

Be a good human

If you post an open to work post PLEASE make sure it’s set to allow everyone to comment not just connections. 

I see so many who have it set to connections only (I have done this accidentally) and it can greatly limit your reach.

Oh and use that Open to Work post to let yourself shine. Don’t waste time and space on your previous company 

S - share what you’ve done 

H - Highlight the impact you’ve made with metrics 

I - Invite others to connect and network with you 

N Niche down instead of saying open to anything and everything 

E - Elaborate on what you want, who you are, and why you matter 

SHINE 

Be a good human

Somewhere along the way, women were told that ambition expires once you have kids.

That choosing flexibility means you don’t care about growth.
That wanting a bigger career makes you selfish.
And wanting a slower season makes you “unmotivated.”

I reject all of it.

Working moms are allowed to want more.
More leadership.
More money.
More time.
More joy.
More balance.
More purpose.
More flexibility.
More LIFE.

You’re allowed to want a promotion.
You’re allowed to want to be home for dinner.
You’re allowed to want to build something of your own.
You’re allowed to dream of a different path entirely.

You’re allowed to want BOTH stability and excitement.
Both rest and ambition.
Both motherhood and career growth.

It doesn’t make you less committed.
It doesn’t make you unrealistic.
It doesn’t make you ungrateful.

It makes you honest.

I wish more women heard this:
Wanting more doesn’t mean you’re failing where you are. It means you’re growing.

And we deserve workplaces and lives that let us grow without guilt.

The Good Human Project
“Coaching with a Conscience”

Be a good human

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