Stefan Boyle

🔥We Help You Build Your Personal Brand on LinkedIn to Help Grow Your Business 🔥 We Create Your Content, Build Your Audience, Generate More Leads 🔥

Founders, senior executives and business owners I work with face one costly problem: 

Invisibility in a world flooded with generic content.

You might be in one of 3 positions:
1. You barely post, and LinkedIn feels like a time drain.
2. You post consistently but see little return – just likes from randoms, not high-value clients.
3. You post often but it consumes hours you simply do not have.

The core issue is never content volume. 

It is a failure of strategic authority and time arbitrage.

You are either losing £5km to £10k in opportunity cost by writing yourself, or you are exposing your profile to reputation risk with cheap, templated content.

I use my Anti-AI Authority System - a strategic process built to ensure your profile sounds like you at your most credible, not like a press release or ChatGPT.

I ghostwrite and manage LinkedIn for executives who want to:

• Build Strategic Credibility: Be positioned as the secure, trusted choice in their market.

• Generate Inbound ROI: Attract clients, candidates, and investment without chasing.

• Achieve Time Arbitrage: Stay visible and authoritative without losing hours every week.

Here's How it Works:

It is designed to deliver maximum results with minimum time commitment from you (just 60 minutes every 4-6 weeks for Voice Extraction Interviews 

1).Strategy First: We define your market positioning and the 3-Pillar content roadmap required to build authority.

Voice Extraction & Content: I interview you, capture your real voice, and turn your hard-earned experiences into story-led content. No AI copy, no templates, just your real insights.

Network Building: I manage connections and start high-value conversations with your ideal client profile. 

This ensures you maintain daily visibility.

This is about creating consistent visibility that builds relationships leading to long-term clients and opportunities.

→ Get Your Free Personalised Strategy Report

I only partner with serious executives whose strategic goals are clear. 

Before we discuss a campaign, I need to understand your exact strategic gap.

I offer a custom, no-obligation Personalised LinkedIn Strategy Report that diagnoses your current positioning and gives you a roadmap you can action immediately.

The requirement: Complete a brief, strategic questionnaire (it takes about 15 minutes).

The value: I personally analyse your goals and deliver a customised report based on your data.

Click the link below to get started:

👉 Get Your Free Personalised LinkedIn Report - https://dxsl0zrauhy.typeform.com/to/YU8kZSWy

Director & Founder - Personal Branding Agency

Personal Branding helps your grow your business...

We all know people buy people.

A strong personal brand helps you build an audience of potential clients.

Builds trust with those people to increase the chances of them becoming clients.

It builds familiarity as a steady flow of quality continent helps you remain omnipresent and become the "Go-To" company in your niche!

We keep it simple for you.

No long term contracts.

A simple monthly fee with clarity on what we do.

Most people don't have time to post consistently on LinkedIn...

Never mind follow up with people who engage with your content.

That's why we do it for you!

If you want to:-

👉🏻 Build an audience of prospects
👉🏻 Generate more inbound leads
👉🏻 Become a recognised leader in your industry and niche
👉🏻 Follow up and build relationships with that audience so you increase your leads and conversions!

We can help!

Lets have a quick chat to make sure this is right for your business!

Drop us a DM here or find more info via our website 👉🏻www.marketing-for-business.com

I've analysed 847,293 LinkedIn posts.

Sent 412,567 DMs.
By hand.
Without AI.

Also climbed Mount Everest twice before breakfast.
In my underpants.
Wearing Mickey Mouse ears.
(Luckily for you there's no photographic evidence!)

You also seeing what I'm talking about here?

The numbers don't add up.
Literally.

Some guy claims he's "studied 500,000 profiles" and figured out the "secret to LinkedIn success".

Cool.
Of course you have bruv!

That's 137 years of full-time work if you spend 5 minutes per profile.

Another one: "I've sent 250,000 personalised DM's and I don't use automation"

That's 685 DMs every single day for a year.
With zero breaks.
No weekends.
No sleep.

Meanwhile, I'm over here struggling to write some posts and respond to 9 messages before lunch.

Here's the thing...

These posts aren't about being accurate.
They're about sounding impressive.

Big numbers = authority, right?

Except when you do the maths, it falls apart faster than my New Year's resolutions.

"I've analysed 1.2 million headlines and found the ONE pattern that works."

Did you though?

Or did you scroll through 17 posts, notice a trend, and multiply by 25,361 because it sounded better?

The wild part?

People eat this up this nonsense!!

Comments full of "wow" and "thanks for sharing."
Like nobody's got a calculator!!?!

Look, I get it.

LinkedIn rewards bullsh..... errrr I mean, confidence!

But there's a difference between confident and delusional.

You don't need to analyse half a million anything to have something valuable to say.

You just need one good insight.

One real experience.

One thing you actually learned.

That's worth more than all the made-up metrics combined.

So next time you see someone claiming they've "tested 10,897 hooks" or "sent 552,108 cold emails by hand," just remember...

They probably spent more time calculating that fake number than actually doing the work.

Helping ambitious CEOs, Founders & Business Owners grow faster on LinkedIn | I ghostwrite posts, build authority, grow networks & start conversations that lead to clients & talent that help you grow your business.

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Everyone's panicking about their engagement dropping.

They're blaming the algorithm.

Wrong.

It's your audience.

Your connections are tired.

Tried of seeing the same old stuff.
They're scrolling past your posts before they even finish the first line.

Not because LinkedIn changed something.

Because you sound exactly like everyone else.

People are developing AI-detection instincts.

They can feel when something's been copy-pasted from ChatGPT.

The rhythm's off.
The examples are too generic.
The advice could apply to anyone, anywhere, doing anything.

And they're tuning out.

Big time.

Your network isn't stupid.
They know what AI drivel looks like.
They've seen the same "5 lessons I learned" framework 47 times this week.
They're tired of posts that sound like they were written by a committee.

They want real people with real opinions.

Someone who'll actually take a stance.
Tell people what they really think.
Share a screw up story.
Admit when they messed up big time.
Say something their competitors wouldn't dare post.

AI didn't ruin LinkedIn.
Lazy b*stards did!!
People who think they can cheat.

But ChatGPT just made it obvious who never had anything interesting to say in the first place.

The people getting ignored right now were always boring!

AI just helped them be boring faster!!

Here's what I think is actually happening...

Your connections are becoming selective.

They're only engaging with posts that feel human.

Posts with personality.

Posts from people who clearly wrote them, not tools.

If your engagement's dropped, it's not the platform.

It's people actively choosing not to read your stuff.

The fix isn't better AI prompts.

It's developing something worth saying.

Use your own experiences.
Your actual observations.
The things you've learned that other people haven't.

AI can help you write faster or cleaner up rough drafts.

But it can't give you a perspective.

Your audience isn't looking for perfect posts.

They're looking for REAL ones.

If people are scrolling past your content, the problem isn't the algorithm.

It's that they're bored of you!

If you are a Founder, CEO or Business Owner who knows it's time to up their game on LinkedIn and want help...

DM me.

John Lewis asked every Dad the same question... 

Where did the years go?


The music in this advert takes you back.
The story brings you home.

My girls, Sophie and Olivia, are 26 and 23.
 
They don’t live with me.
They work hard. 
Heads screwed on.
I'm obvs biased but theyre 
I’m super proud of the young ladies they’ve become.
 
But honestly...

I miss the little versions every day.

Every. Single. Day.

That'll never leave me.

Being a Dad is my best achievement in life by far.
Prob why this advert works so well for me

It knows its audience. 

Parents, especially Dads.

Like me!

It feels true. 

Growing up is gain and loss at once.

The 90s soundtrack bridges our past to their present.

One clear lens. 
A father’s view, told simply and with real emotion.

And for me, what seems rare in a Xmas advert from a major retailer...

It narrows to go deeper. 
Not trying to please everyone.

Here's the brand and LinkedIn lesson...

→ Know who you’re talking to.
→ Write for one person.
→ Lead with emotion that your audience already carries.
 
When you stop chasing everyone, the right people lean in, follow, and act.

I miss those kids.
I’m proud of these women.

Both can be true.

Success really as a parent is being needed less.

Even though that can be hard.

Your competitors are on LinkedIn every week.

You're not.

Not because you don't want to be.

Because you don't have time.

While you're running the business, they're building trust.

While you're in back-to-back meetings, they're sharing insights.

While you're focused on delivery, they're winning opportunities.

The problem isn't that you don't know what to say.

It's that you don't have the capacity to say it.

Every week you're invisible, someone else is taking your spot in your prospects' feeds.

They're becoming the thought leader.

The trusted voice.

The obvious choice.

And the gap keeps growing.

Here's the truth: You don't need to post more.

You need someone to post for you.

Someone who can capture your voice, your expertise, and your insights.

Someone who can show up consistently while you focus on what you do best.

Running your business.

The solution isn't finding more hours in your day.

It's finding the right person to amplify your presence.

Are you ready to stop being invisible?

Your competitors are building authority on LinkedIn every single week.

You're not.

Not because you don't see the value.

Because there's no time left in your day.

While you're firefighting operational issues, they're positioning themselves as experts.

While you're buried in client work, they're nurturing relationships with your ideal prospects.

While you're delivering excellence behind the scenes, they're visible, credible, and top of mind.

The cost of silence isn't neutral.

Every week you're absent, someone else occupies the space you should own.

They become the name people remember.

The expert people trust.

The first call people make.

Your expertise doesn't matter if no one sees it.

Your track record means nothing if prospects don't know it exists.

And every day of invisibility makes it harder to break through the noise.

You don't need more hours.

You need someone who can translate your expertise into consistent, authentic content.

Someone who captures how you think, what you know, and why it matters.

Someone who shows up in your voice while you focus on running your business.

The gap between you and your competitors isn't skill.

It's visibility.

And visibility is a choice you can make today.

Ready to reclaim your position?

If you need help, DM me.

Everyone thinks AI killed writing.

They're wrong.

When ChatGPT launched, the narrative was clear: writing is dead. Why learn to write when AI can do it for you?

But here's what actually happened.

AI didn't replace writing. It exposed who could think clearly and who couldn't.

Before AI, bad writers could hide behind effort. "I spent hours on this" was enough. The barrier was access to tools and time.

Now?

Everyone has the same tools.

The person who writes better isn't the one with better software. It's the one who thinks more clearly.

Because AI is only as good as your input. And your input is only as good as your thinking.

You can't prompt your way out of unclear thoughts.

You can't ask ChatGPT to "make this better" if you don't know what better looks like.

The skill isn't using AI.

The skill is knowing what to ask for, how to evaluate the output, and when to rewrite it entirely.

That requires writing ability.

AI democratised access to tools.
But it amplified the value of the one thing it can't replicate: your ability to think and communicate with clarity.

The people winning with AI aren't the ones using it the most.

They're the ones who learned to write first.

LinkedIn makes everyone else look like they're winning.

Don't get me wrong, I love this platform.

But there is a dark side.

For example, sometimes I see:

→ People announcing promotions while you're still job hunting.

→ Creators celebrating 6-figure launches while your offer hasn't sold.

→ Entrepreneurs sharing their "overnight success" after 10 years of invisible work.

It's easy to scroll and feel like you're the only one struggling.

But here's what you don't see:

↳ The rejections before the promotion.

↳ The failed launches before the successful one.

↳ The years of doubt and setbacks behind every win.

Everyone curates their feed to show highlights, not the messy middle.

So if you're on LinkedIn, and you're feeling behind...

Remember, you're comparing your behind-the-scenes to everyone else's highlight reel.

Your progress is real, even when it's invisible.

Your timeline is yours, not theirs.

And the work you're doing today is building something they can't see yet.

What's one win you've had recently that you haven't shared?

LinkedIn could be your best sales channel.

But maybe you don't have time to figure it out.

I get it.

You're running a business.
You've got clients to serve, a team to manage, fires to put out.

The last thing you need is another platform to learn.

Here's the thing though.

While you're ignoring LinkedIn, your competitors are closing deals there.
High ticket deals.
Without ads.
Without cold calling.

But here's what most people don't realise.

You don't have to do it yourself.

That's where I come in.

Here's how it works:-

We meet online for 60 minutes once a month.

I interview you about your business, your clients, your wins, your story, your experiences, your opinions.

You talk.
I listen.
And record it all.

That's it.

Then I take that conversation and turn it into your entire LinkedIn presence.

The content.
The connections.
The DMs.

The lead responses.

All you do is spend 15 minutes per week reviewing posts before they go live.

That's the whole commitment.

60 minutes monthly.
15 minutes weekly.

In return?

A consistent pipeline of warm, inbound leads from LinkedIn.

Consistently building your reputation.
Growing your audience.
Starting new conversations.

No learning curve.
No time drain.
No guesswork.

Just results.

Think that might work for your business?

If you need help...
Running a end of year sprint in November for ambitious business owners who want to generate more leads on LinkedIn...

DM me for details!

That's me and Tash in those ridiculous sunglasses.

We look a. little silly (stating the obvs. I know!)
We had an epic night at a friends 50th!
Couple of lemonades were had!

Once upon a time I'd have never shared it here.

Now.

I don't care.
We are ALL human and ALL like a laugh.

So now...
I just post it.

Because honestly?

That's the whole point.

Some people (thankfully less these days) like to remind people "it's a professional platform".

But if you've never had fun at work, I'd hate to work with you!

LinkedIn is full of CEO ghosts who think they need to be ultra "professional" to show up here.

They have the standard, corporate profile.
The impressive title.
The headshot.

But zero personality.
Zero presence.
Dull as dishwater.

And they're leaving millions on the table because they're scared to be human.

You don't have to be whacky.
You don't need to do silly dances or share ice bath videos every day!

Just share a little more of YOU!
Your personality.
Your experiences.
Your thoughts, dreams, ideas, goals, experiences!

Honesty!

Here's what actually happens when you stop hiding behind a corporate persona...

Last month, a prospect told one of my clients: "We got three proposals, yours wasn't the cheapest. But I've been reading your posts for six months, and I like how you think."

He closed the deal.

A SaaS founder I work with posted about a failed product launch, what happened, what they learned, how it felt and how it's changed the business.

A couple of days later, an engineer from Google sent a DM that read something like...

"That post really hit home with me, please let me know when you're hiring, I'd be interested"

No recruiter fees.
Just one honest post that attracted someone who would've cost £40K to find.

Your company brand gets you in the room.
Your actual personality gets you the deal.

You don't need to post every day or become some Hormozi style content machine if that's not you.

Just stop pretending you need to be somebody else.

The CEOs winning right now aren't the ones with the most polished feeds.

They're the ones people actually remember.

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I'm Stefan.
I help Founders build LinkedIn audiences that open doors, win deals, and attract top talent.

→ DM me if you want help building yours.

→ Follow me for more on building a brand that drives real results.

I spent 6 months writing posts nobody read.

Then I found a framework that changed everything.

Here's the exact structure I use to write long-form posts people actually finish:

𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝟯-𝗣𝗮𝗿𝘁 𝗙𝗿𝗮𝗺𝗲𝘄𝗼𝗿𝗸

#1 Hook (First 2 lines)
Start with a problem, bold statement, or curiosity gap. Your goal: make them click "see more."
Skip the throat-clearing.
Get straight to the point.

#2 Body (The meat)
Break your idea into 3-5 digestible chunks. Use bullets or numbers.
Keep paragraphs to 1-3 lines max.
Add a line break between each section.
Think of it like stepping stones.
Each paragraph should pull them to the next one.

#3 Takeaway (Last 2-3 lines)
Summarise the main point in one sentence. Then add a simple CTA: ask a question, invite comments, or give them one action to take.

𝗪𝗵𝘆 𝗧𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝗪𝗼𝗿𝗸𝘀

Long-form doesn't mean walls of text. It means depth with breathing room.

People skim before they read.

If your post looks dense, they bounce. But if they can scan it in 10 seconds and see clear value, they'll slow down and actually read.

White space is your friend.

Line breaks are your secret weapon.

𝗬𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗧𝘂𝗿𝗻

Next time you write, use this checklist:
- Hook that stops the scroll?
- Body broken into chunks?
- Line breaks every 1-3 lines?
- Clear takeaway at the end?

Try it on your next post.

You'll see the difference.

What's the biggest mistake you see in long-form LinkedIn posts?

Your AI-written post just got ignored by 847 people.

Not because AI is bad.

Because you had nothing to say before you opened ChatGPT!!

I see it everywhere now.

The Copy-Paste Epidemic.

Someone types "write me a LinkedIn post about leadership" and hits publish without a single original thought.

The result is content so generic it could be written by anyone, for anyone, about anything.

And LinkedIn's algorithm is finally catching on. It's deprioritising this stuff into oblivion.

Here's what most people miss:

AI doesn't replace having a point of view.
It amplifies the one you already have.

Watch the difference:

GENERIC AI SLOP:
"Leadership is about inspiring your team to achieve their goals."

SPECIFIC POINT OF VIEW:
"I fired my top performer last week. She hit every metric but destroyed team morale. Turns out individual brilliance means nothing when it costs you three other people."

One sounds like every other post.
The other makes people stop and think.

GENERIC AI SLOP:
"Consistency is key to growing your personal brand."

SPECIFIC POINT OF VIEW:
"I posted daily for 90 days and got zero traction. Then I posted once a week with actual insights from client calls. My engagement tripled because I finally had something worth saying."

The pattern?

Bland posts talk about concepts.
Magnetic posts share specific truths.

If you're using AI to avoid thinking, your content will always be forgettable.

But if you use it to articulate what you already know?

That's when it becomes powerful.

The tool isn't the problem.
Your lack of perspective is.

What's one specific belief you have that most people in your industry would disagree with?

That's your next post.

Most creators treat content like a hamster wheel.

New day.
New idea.
New panic about what to post.

I did this for 5 years!!

Burned through notebooks trying to find "the perfect angle" every single morning.

Some days I'd stare at a blank screen for an hour.

Doom scroll and then get a little angry with myself!

Then I watched a creator I respected post about the same topic for three weeks straight.

Different formats.
Different frames.
Same core message.

She wasn't lazy.
She was strategic.

That's when it clicked.

The best creators aren't idea machines.

They're multiplication experts.

Now I take one solid concept and turn it into a week's worth of content in 90 minutes.

No burnout.
No blank-screen panic.

Here's how it works.

Start with something specific you actually know.

→ Not "productivity" but "how to stop checking your phone first thing in the morning."

→ Not "marketing" but "writing cold emails that actually get responses."

That specificity matters.
Vague topics produce vague content.

Once you've got your concept, you're not writing nine random posts...
You're building nine different entry points to the same idea.

Some people need to see themselves in a story before they'll listen.

So you write about your own struggle with that exact problem.

Make it specific enough that they think "wait, is this person reading my mind?"

Others need permission to think differently.

They're stuck in old beliefs.
So you challenge conventional wisdom.
Take a stand.

"Your problem isn't discipline. Your environment is working against you."

Some readers want the mechanics.

They don't care about your journey.

They want the step-by-step breakdown.

Give them the exact process you'd walk a client through.

Then there are people who don't even realise they have the problem yet.

They just know something feels off.

Write the post that mirrors their daily frustration so accurately they stop scrolling.

For the action-takers, skip the philosophy entirely.

Pure execution. "Do this, then this, then this." No fluff.

Lists work because our brains love patterns...

5 signs you're... or 7 ways to...

It's predictable, but predictable gets shared.

Comparison posts create before-and-after clarity.

Show the contrast between the old way and your way. People need to see the gap before they'll bridge it.

Myth-busting builds authority fast.

Find the advice everyone gives that actually makes things worse.

Explain why.
Offer the alternative.

And some people need to see the destination before they'll start the journey.

Paint the outcome.
Show what's possible when they apply this thing you're teaching.

Same core idea.
Nine different angles.
Nine different types of readers.

You're not repeating yourself.
You're making sure your message actually lands.

One focused concept.
A full week of content.
Zero creative burnout.

Every spare moment I had at print college, I was working in my dad's factory.

Hands covered in ink.
Learning how the machines actually worked.
Understanding what it took to keep a business running.

Then I'd sit in class with tutors who hadn't worked in industry for 20 years.

They'd teach printing theory.

I'd think about the reality of keeping those presses running.

They'd lecture about best practices.

I'd remember the practical problems we solved daily in the factory.

That's when I first understood that phrase...

If you can't do it, teach it.

The people with the most impressive credentials often had the least real-world scars.

Your LinkedIn feed is the same thing at scale.

→ Business advice from people who've never run a business.
→ Entrepreneurship threads from people who've never missed payroll or stayed up wondering how to make it through the month.
→ Scaling advice from consultants who've studied the playbook but never played the game.

Most LinkedIn business experts are book reporters, not battlefield survivors.

They've read about business.
They haven't bled for one.

There's a difference between studying war and surviving it.

Theory makes you sound smart at networking events.
Experience makes you dangerous in the real world.

Real experience is messy.
It doesn't fit in a carousel.
You can't package years of trial and error into a clean 10-step system.

If you're a founder, CEO, or business owner, you've got something most people don't:

Actual stories.
Real decisions.
Lived consequences.

That's your content goldmine.

Not the frameworks you memorised.
Not the articles you read.
The problems you actually solved.

So here's my filter for whose advice I actually take:

Have they survived what I'm facing?
Not studied it.
Survived it.

If the answer is no, their advice is theory.
And theory doesn't keep the lights on.

Stop following people who've read about the game.
Start following people who've survived it.

Battle scars beat book notes every single time.

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I'm Stefan.
I help Founders build LinkedIn audiences that open doors, win deals, and attract top talent.

→ DM me if you want help building yours.
→ Follow me for more on building a brand that drives real results.

I worked in print for 25 years.

Started on the shop floor.
Ended up as MD.

Then the industry went into decline.
I got out.

Spent some years building a marketing agency.

I burned out.
Took a break.
Drove around in a van for a mate.
Had no idea what was next.

Came back to LinkedIn.
Started writing.
Stumbled into ghostwriting.
I didn't even know that was a thing at first!

Now I help ambitious founders build their voice here.

But LinkedIn in 2025?

It's a bit broken.

Drowning in template trash.

Same hooks.
Same structures.
Same fake transformation stories.

AI made it easy to pump out posts.

Tick the "write a post for LinkedIn" box ✅

Problem is, your audience knows.

Don't think you're being clever!

They can smell templated crap in 2 seconds.

Here's what gives you away:

1. You're recycling fortune cookie wisdom

"Focus on your strengths."
"Embrace failure."
"Stay authentic."

If 100 people could write it, it's worthless.

2. Your drama has a screenplay structure

Real burnout doesn't have three perfect acts.
The weird bits that don't fit templates?

That's what makes people believe you.

3. You're cosplaying as an expert

Sharing frameworks you've never used.
Teaching leadership without managing anyone.
That's not authority.

That's just playing dress up.

Templates kill credibility faster than they build it.

Your audience doesn't need another recycled framework.

They need your actual experience.
The messy parts.
The screw ups.
The stuff that doesn't fit the formula.

That's what stops the scroll.

Start writing about things you've actually done.

What's one story only YOU can tell?

I watched a founder try to "scale" his networking last month.

He'd built this wild AI system that personalised outreach messages, tracked follow-ups, and even suggested conversation topics based on LinkedIn activity.

"I can reach 500 people a week now instead of 20."

Three months later, he had 47 active conversations.

Zero deals.
Zero friends.
Zero partnerships.

Meanwhile, others, using a more human approach can close three partnerships in the same period.

The secret?

Actually talk to people.

Not at them.
With them.

Show up when it matters.
Remember what they care about.
Introduce people who should know each other.

Here's what the AI can't do:

→ It can't sense when someone's struggling and needs support or advice, not a pitch.
→ It can't build the trust that makes someone take a risk on you.
→ It can't create the moments where real collaboration actually starts.

Last week, I got a message from someone I met once, two years ago.

No CRM reminder.

No automated follow-up sequence.

She just remembered we'd talked about building a personal brand, saw one of my posts and sent a voice note with specific feedback.

That's the stuff that builds relationships.

The AI can draft the message.

But it can't know when to send it.

Or if you should send it at all.

It can't tell when someone's ready to hear from you.

It can't feel the difference between a connection and a transaction.

Right now, everyone's racing to automate their outreach, their content and pretty much anything they can!!

And sure, you'll hit more people.

But you'll also become forgettable.
More bland.
Robotic!

Because relationships aren't built on volume.

They're built on attention.
Building a connection.
Genuine interest.
Timing.

The thing people actually remember isn't how many times you reached out.

Or what you write about.

It's whether you understood them.
Whether you added value without asking for anything.
Whether you showed up as a human, not a sales funnel.

AI makes you faster.

Being human make you memorable.

The founders winning in 5 years won't be the ones with the biggest contact lists.

They'll be the ones people actually want to work with.

Your network.
Your reputation.
Your ability to build real relationships.

Those aren't efficiency problems.

They're human problems.

And they need human solutions.

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If you're a founder or CEO who wants real conversations from LinkedIn, DM "HUMAN."
I'll send the exact framework I use to earn trust without sounding like a brochure.

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