Denis A.'s Linkedin Analytics

Hi! Welcome to my profile 🙋‍♂️ My name is Denis, and on a daily basis I am a Marketing Specialist at Avery Consult. I help e-commerce brands to grow and strengthen their online presence through paid advertising on social media. I guarantee an ROI of 400% within 3 month, or I just work for free! It is about a solid foundation that I help to put in place in order to achieve higher turnover and generally greater brand awareness. This is the core of what I help to get stacked in place, because without a solid foundation, the rest does not have as great an effect as it could potentially have. As a person, I am introverted with both legs down to earth. I am ambitious if I myself and not myself should say so. I can be very direct, short and cash. I do not like to waste neither my own nor others' time. According to my TT38 talent test, my top 3 talents are: 1. Developing 2. Involving 3. Optimistic I like reading books, but not just reading for the sake of reading. I like to learn from philosophers such as the well-known ‘Marcus Aurelius’ or in general from people who have made a difference in the world and have achieved greater success. Examples of these are Jordan Peterson, Simon Sinek, Patrick Bet David, Gary Vaynerchuk, Ryan Holliday, Seth Godin. I meditate every day for 15 minutes. Meditation helps me calm down, clear my head from the thoughts and in general I just enjoy the process. I enjoy meditation so much that I am actually on a ‘almost’ not uninterrupted streak of well over 1.5 years in a row. All in all, I have been practicing meditation for 3 years. In addition to all the above, I really take care of my sleep, diet and exercise. At the moment I use Oura ring which I have now had for almost 3 years as well as a WHOOP to track all my activity, sleep and general health and thus I strive to optimize based on the feedback I get from these tools. In addition to this, I use MyFitnessPal to track all the calories I consume every day, and I have been doing this for well over 1300 days. As a wise man once said, "what does not track can not be measured and what can not be measured is hard to improve." Oh yes, had almost completely forgotten it .. I also work a lot .. like a lot. Many people think it is unhealthy to work as much as my team and I do. Of course, they also have the right to think so 😀 All good Denis