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I'm Personal Brand Strategist helping PEOPLE build their BRAND on LinkedIn with STORIES,EXPERIENCE and UNIQUENESS.

I have worked as a ghostwriter and strategist with 10+ Coaches, CEOs, and Creators over the span of 2021 to the present.

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I'm a freelance creative content writer and an author

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Your Linkedin Rajamatha |LinkedIn Personal Branding Strategist | I'm a storyteller helping PEOPLE share their stories with MASS audience

Congratulations on stepping into my space 🌌 , 

Here is a little information about me 🤗

My name is Sivakami Uma Muthukumar, and I am a Personal Branding Strategist.

My mission is to help you build your strong brand with the help of your story.

I believe that everyone has a story and those stories are worth sharing. 

It's our stories that make us unique, that give us value and contribute to who we are as individuals. 

It's also our stories that can help us impact others in a meaningful way. 

My job is to help you share your story in a clear, concise way that builds your brand into something amazing.

I've been working with founders, creators, CXO's and other thought leaders for 1.5 years now helping them build their brands by 
:) sharing their learnings, 
:) expertise, and 
:) experience 

to build them as thought leaders in their industry.

Are you a busy founder? 

I can help you with "YOUR" brand !!

I'm just a Dm away...Let's e-meet!!!

Have a great day 😇

Last year? I hoped I would be mature... 
But This year? I’m crazily happy.

At 26, I’m happy, excited, and unapologetically me.


Every “Happy Birthday,” every text, call, and gift—it all feels magical.

Even the wishes from people I haven’t spoken to in years make me smile.

It reminded me of that little girl who loved going to school with chocolates on her birthday, excited to celebrate with her friends.

Turns out, she’s still here.
Still obsessed with chocolates.
Still thrilled by the little things.

At 26, I’m happy, excited, and unapologetically me.

Here’s to keeping the magic alive.

Birthdays hit differently this year as I'm 26.

Sivakami  Uma Muthukumar (Stories Rajamatha)

I'm a personal branding strategist and storyteller helping PEOPLE build their BRAND with STORIES

I doubted myself.

Worked endlessly to prove I was enough.
Let impostor syndrome consume me.

“You’re not good enough.”
“You don’t belong.”


But the truth?
It was my own voice holding me back.


It hurt.

But here’s what I’ve learned:

Doubt doesn’t mean you’re failing
it means you’re growing.

If you’re battling those same thoughts, keep going.

The doubts won’t define you. 
Your courage will.

Vote for me here: https://lnkd.in/ggPjaZQm

Let’s show the world what we’re made of.

Chennai Freelancers Club Thanks for the invite. 

p. s: Happy to be nominated amongst awesome women Nandhini Sakrapani Dhahiya R @swetha

Every rejection felt like validation of my worst fears of self doubt of 'am I enough?'

But I kept going.
Despite the doubts.
Despite the setbacks.

Fast forward to today…

I’ve been nominated for my first-ever award at the Global Freelancers Festival!

For someone who once struggled to even believe in themselves, this nomination feels great.

↳ A reminder that showing up matters.
↳ That small wins add up.
↳ That you can surprise yourself.

Winning or losing doesn’t even matter right now.


This nomination itself? 
Feels like I’ve already won.


To anyone battling self-doubt:
Keep going. You’re closer than you think.

You have to be at least a little bold to get what you want.

There are plenty of people you could look at and say:

“They’re so confident.”
“They must know more than me.”
“They probably never doubt themselves.”



The truth is, they’re no better than you.

But they have one thing:
They don’t let imposter syndrome stop them.

Here’s the secret: Everyone feels like an imposter sometimes.
Even the CEOs, the top creators, and the experts you admire.

What separates them isn’t their knowledge, experience, or talent—it’s their willingness to show up anyway.

You don’t have to be perfect.
You don’t have to know everything.
You just have to take one step forward—and then another.

Because the only difference between “them” and “you”?
They decided to start before they felt ready.

P.S. When was the last time you pushed through imposter syndrome?

People can change. Their actions will surprise you.I realized it when my athai called me... ask something strange 😅

Her voice was EXCITING, 

“Tell me how to vote for you.”

. 
. 
. 

For someone who believed in growing up hearing...“Freelancing isn’t real work.” This was a shocker... 


plus, She is the same person who used to think freelancing was unstable too.

So when she asked me that, I realized:


→ Understanding takes time.
→ Support doesn’t always come the way you expect.
→ Sometimes, you need to ask for more -from them, from yourself.

This moment taught me something big:
People can change. Their actions will surprise you.

And no matter how much you doubt yourself, the right people will always find a way to show up for you.

Freelancers, creators, dreamers—here’s what I want you to know:
Your “what ifs” could become “why nots.”

Who has shown up for you when you least expected it?

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I'm nominated for "Best personal branding strategist" in Chennai Freelancers Club Global freelancer festival. 

Thanks Jaya for this opportunity 😍

Happy to share the stage with Dhahiya R , Nandhini Sakrapani and @Swetha

Nothing stops for you

Because...
→ You're sad.
→ You're lonely.
→ You're hurt and wounding.

The world doesn't pause to let you catch your breath.

It doesn't wait for you to feel whole again.

But here's the truth:
It doesn’t have to.

Every setback you’re enduring?
Every ache you feel?

It's pushing you closer to finding strength you didn’t know you had.

Stop expecting life to slow down for you.
Instead, move faster than your pain.

Your future self will thank you.

Courage isn’t the absence of doubt.
It’s moving forward despite it.

I Learned It the Hard Way to SET my Priorities.

We all know the word.
But how often do we truly live by it?

For the past 3 years, I was caught in the relentless loop:

→ Hustle harder.
→ Do more and more.
→ Rest later when everything is done.

But then came the cracks:

↳ Missed milestones with loved ones.
↳ A burnt-out mind that couldn’t create or connect.

So I hit pause.

And here’s what I’ve learned:

Breaks aren’t a luxury; they’re oxygen.

Family isn’t time-consuming; it’s life-giving.

Work isn’t just output; it’s the energy behind it.


Now, I lead with intention:

Gaps. 
Breaks. 
Family time. 
Plus work along with it.

And you know what?
Everything flows better now.

What’s one priority you’ve been neglecting?

The craziest thing about storytelling?
It’s not about what you say→it’s about THIS.  

It’s about what people see in themselves through your words.  

Here’s the twist:  

Great stories don’t demand attention. 
They whisper, “This is you.”

→ A win feels like your win.  
→ A struggle reminds you of your own.  
→ A moment makes you whisper, “I’ve been there.”  

That’s the crazy part.  
You don’t need to say everything.  
You just need to say enough.  

This is why I’m starting my journey to tell better stories every single day.

Not to perfect them.  
Not to make them shiny and flawless.  

But to find one truth that makes someone stop and think,  
“Wait—that’s me.”

From Tomorrow, what I am doing to do is :
→ Observe.  
→ Ask questions.  
→ Capture just one connectable moment to share with you.  

Because storytelling isn’t about me.  
It’s about US.  

See you tomorrow with the first piece of this! 

#storytellinginpublicday1 #storytelling #buildinpublic

"Why should I share personal stories? I don’t want to sound self-centered."

I hear this question a lot.

But let’s flip it

when someone shares their raw journey (the failures, wins, and lessons), how does it make you feel?

→ You think, "This person gets me."
→ You connect instantly.
→ You remember them.

Here’s the truth: 

stories don’t make you self-centered.
They make you memorable.

Without stories:
🚫 You blend into the crowd.
🚫 You feel like just another account.
🚫 Your audience might follow but won’t engage.

But imagine this:
✅ A single story resonates deeply and sparks a DM saying, “Wow, this is me.”
✅ And your name becomes the one they recommend in your niche.
✅ That DM turns into a lead.

The reality?

Your audience isn’t just buying your service—they’re buying trust.

And trust is built with stories.

Every time I share an idea, he asks only one question


“Why?”

he’d ask, 
again and again
until I had no answers left.  

One day, he said something that hit me 

“If you know two people who could change each other’s lives, why wouldn’t you connect them?”

That question stuck with me.  

→ What if the greatest impact you ever make isn’t what you do, but what others create because of you?  

That’s how Deepak’s Network of Achievers (DNA) works. 

Here’s what I’ve learned from him:  

1️⃣ Impact multiplies when you connect the right people.  
2️⃣ It’s not about youit’s about what you enable for others.  
3️⃣ True greatness is collaborative, not individual.  

Deepak’s thoughts have changed my life.  


And now, he’s shared it all in his book
a must-read for anyone who believes in building meaningful communities.  


The link to the book 📕
https://tally.so/r/wv0aG0

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