Ali Merchant

I help managers become leaders in 12 weeks or less.

Senior L&D leader with 18 years of experience designing, delivering, and scaling enterprise wide learning programs. 

Deep expertise in learning strategy, facilitation, and executive coaching.


My track record includes:


✅ Scaling enterprise learning platforms including a $1.4M LMS rollout in 10 countries and a platform generating 1M+ page views with 1,500 resources.


✅ Launching and scaling L&D program for 2,000+ employees across 54 offices reducing ramp up time by 62%  


✅ Launching and scaling customer education programs that reduced onboarding time by 4 hours per customer and accelerated productivity for 15,000+ users


✅ Designing, launching, and facilitating training programs (live and virtual) globally for audiences ranging from first-time managers to executive teams, training more than 1,400 leaders 


✅ Coached 100+ senior leaders including founders, CXOs, VPs, and directors


✅ Author of "The All In Manager: Become a better leader today. Not someday"


✅ I write a weekly newsletter for 2700 leaders and my LinkedIn community reaches 50000+ leaders

Founder

👉🏼 My mission is to help ambitious managers become better leaders. 

I can help your managers in three ways:

1️⃣  Leadership workshops: 60-90 minute monthly workshops depending on your company's needs. Popular workshops include: 

1. Remote productivity, performance, and resilience
2. Building Psychological safety in a remote world
3. Delivering, asking, and receiving feedback virtually
4. Learning to become an effective coach.


👉🏼  "This is the best feedback training I have attended on this topic. I really like Ali's style and how he goes thru examples and breaks it down" - Sales leader


2️⃣ First-time manager training: A 5-week virtual program designed to get your first-time managers up and running. Topics include:

1. Understanding the role of leader
2. Building one on one connections 
3. Building Psychological safety
4. Delegate or DIY
5. Understanding feedback mechanics
6. Learning to become a coach.


👉🏼 “With becoming a manager recently, these sessions have really helped” - Engineering manager


3️⃣ Director and VP level coaching: Your leaders want someone who's a coach + consultant + mentor. Having coached for a decade, I know when to play each role.


👉🏼 "Ali's dedicated his career to developing leaders and it shows in his ability to effectively coach me." - Customer support leader.

Hi, I’m Shivani. I help founders, freelancers, coaches & creators turn their LinkedIn presence into a revenue engine.

Not with hacks.
Not with trends.
With strategy, story, and systems that actually move the needle.

In the last year alone:

→ Grew to 20K+ engaged followers
→ Drove 1M+ impressions
→ Generated 40+ inbound leads in one month
→ Helped clients close $2.3M+ in ARR
→ Built a network that drives opportunity daily

What I’ve learned?
The internet rewards clarity, consistency, and courage.
And most people are missing all three.

That’s where I come in.

Here’s how we work together:

- Done-For-You LinkedIn
From content to outreach, we turn your profile into a lead magnet and build a system that brings in high-quality leads while you sleep.

- 1:1 Coaching
Personalised strategy and direct feedback to help you own your message, build visibility, and drive revenue, not just likes.

- The free Community
A private community for ambitious humans who are done waiting to be discovered. Build in public. Get results in private. Weekly coaching, support, and feedback are included. DM to join.

Head to the Featured section to book a call. 

See you on the other side!

Shivani Verma

If I had to rebuild my LinkedIn in 2026 from scratch

Here’s exactly what I would do:

(Save + Repost this before anything else ♻️)

First things first...

Make a decision. LinkedIn requires time and effort so if you are not willing to give any one of them, don’t read this post.

How many times should you post?
In the beginning, go all in – post 6–7 times a week. 

Use this phase to experiment and observe:
What’s getting engagement?
What are people enjoying?
What are you enjoying?
Once patterns emerge, bring it down to 3–4 solid posts a week.

Important content mix to follow:
✅ 60% value-packed posts → builds credibility
✅ 30% personal stories → builds trust
✅ 10% fun/viral stuff → expands reach

And bhai, only post when you actually have something meaningful to say. 
Don’t force it.

Instead of posting daily, comment daily.
Create 4 lists of profiles for daily commenting:

a. Your ICPs → Ideal Client Personas
b. Industry Peers → leverage competitors' views
c. Bigger creators → leverage their views
d. Same level creators → others in your follower range

The quality of your comments matters the most.

Be early, be thoughtful, be genuine.
Aim for 40–50 meaningful comments a day – not "great post bro" spam. 
Quality over quantity.

Before you do the above, optimize your profile

More profile views won't mean anything if people are not clear on 
what to do on your profile.
(Comment “Profile” if you want a free profile optimisation from me)

Make an offer every single day
When I say "make an offer", I mean "send DMs" to warm prospects. 

Oh, the free account here is limiting.
Get LinkedIn Premium → It's worth it.

Send DMs to your favourite commenters.
Send DMs to ICPs within your commenters.
Send DMs to ICPs from the "reactions" list too.
Send DMs to your Profile Viewers (primarily ICPs).

Things to remember:
a. Never pitch in your first DM (no pitchslapping)
b. Personalized voice / video notes work super well
c. Personalized guide / loom videos work even better
d. Use Linkbound to find leads inside your interactions

The goal of each DM? 
To book calls. Nothing more.

Bonus tips :
- Stop tagging big creators to get reach – looks needy
- Impressions mean nothing if nobody checks your profile
- Unfollow 5–10 irrelevant folks daily
- Comment only where your audience is hanging out
- Your comment = mini-post. Treat it that way
- Follow people in the regions you want to sell in
- Lift others up, without expecting anything back


If you read till here – you’re already ahead of 99% of people who just scroll and forget. 🙌
Now go and execute.
(And yes, feel free to share this with someone who needs it!)

P.S If this is what I can give for FREE, imagine what's inside Content to Cash Academy. 

Book your spot here: https://lnkd.in/g-Ywk4d8

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Shivani  Verma 

I turn humans into brands and those brands into revenue engines | $2.3M in client results | Personal Branding that builds income for Founders & Coaches.

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A social media manager texted me recently,

“Shivani, I’m posting every day, but my sales are all over the place.

Some weeks are great I’m making money. Some weeks, I make nothing. What am I missing?”

I asked her,

“When you write your posts, who are you actually speaking to?”

She paused. 

“My audience… I guess?”

That’s when I smiled and said,

“Imagine this: You’re at a car showroom, and three people are checking out the same car.”

- > The first one asks, ‘Does this brand have good resale value? What do other owners say?’

That’s your Trust Buyer.

- > The second one runs their hand over the steering wheel and says, ‘I can already imagine long drives on the weekend!’

That’s your Emotion Buyer.

- > The third one asks, ‘What’s the mileage? How’s the engine performance compared to last year’s model?’

That’s your Logic Buyer.

Same car. Same price. But three completely different reasons to say yes!

And your audience is exactly like that.

If your content only speaks to one kind of buyer, you’re leaving the other two scrolling past, every single time.

That’s why your income feels inconsistent.

Why one post gets buyers in the DMs, and the next just gets likes.

Because consistent sales don’t come from posting more.

They come from speaking smarter.

Here’s the shift:

- Trust Buyers need proof and credibility.
- Emotion Buyers need to feel why it matters now.
- Logic Buyers need a believable, logical plan.

Take a look at your last five posts.

Which buyer type did each one speak to?

If you’re missing one or two, your content is quietly leaking leads.

And if you want to learn how to speak to all three buyer types, so every post converts:

Join Content to Cash Academy here:

https://lnkd.in/dnwar7Hr

Hey, I’m Shivani, a 27-year-old Marketer who loves reading books and travelling 

And lemme reintroduce myself for my audience! 


I was a shy, underconfident student in school, and I even failed my third year of college.

I always knew nobody would hire me and even if I became an engineer, I was convinced I’d be the worst one.

So, I never sat for placements.

Instead, I started my online business in 2019.

From a bookstagrammer to a marketing consultant,

I’ve grown my business over the last 7 years.

And no, I definitely haven’t figured everything out.

But I do have built a 6-figure business with just a laptop and a smartphone, working from my home.

Today, I help creators build a strong personal brand and monetize it to 6 figures, without working 24/7 in their business like I did.

If a shy girl like me can build a business and become her own boss,

what are you still doubting about yourself?

Comment “creator” and I’ll help you build a personal brand that not only gets you followers, but also clients.

I turn humans into brands and those brands into revenue engines | $2.3M in client results | Personal Branding that builds income for Founders

I didn’t expect a fiction book to change how I think about running my business.

But this one did.

Very much unexpectedly!!

Because it made something obvious that I’d been avoiding.

People don’t usually mess things up by making big, stupid mistakes.

They mess things up by sticking with what used to work for too long.

The book The Simmer & Boil by Nick Sarraf follows a few powerful people inside one company.

A founder who built the whole thing but is scared of losing control.
A smart builder whose best ideas keep getting stuck in meetings.
A leader who looks calm and wise on the outside but plays games to stay on top.

What stayed with me was this idea:

The system doesn’t reward the best work.

It rewards what *looks* important.

As a business owner, it’s very easy to stay busy and tell yourself things are fine.

You keep selling the same offer.

You repeat what worked last year.

You assume that because money is coming in, you’re doing something right.

The biggest thing this book reminded me of:

The market doesn’t care how hard you work or how long you’ve been around.

It cares about what’s useful *right now*.

Since reading it, I’ve started doing one thing regularly.

I question the thing that’s currently making me money.

Because the moment you stop doing that,

you’re not building a business anymore,

you’re just protecting an old version of yourself.

This isn’t a book about companies.

It’s for anyone who wants to stay relevant after their first few wins.

Read it when things are going well.

That’s exactly when it matters.

You can get the book here: https://amzn.in/d/8r7vFmU

I always thought I was an introvert because I loved being alone .. 

working alone, staying in my room, travelling alone...

But looking back, I realise I didn’t love being alone… I just loved the peace.

And funny enough, I’m actually extroverted when I’m around people who give me that same peace.

Turns out, I was never shy, I was just protecting my peace.

I made ₹70,000 for the first time during COVID in 2019, and it changed my whole life.


I started my first business at 16 without even knowing what business meant! 

I failed my third year of college.

I spent 3 years creating content on YouTube… and made Rs 0.

Tried Fiverr, Upwork to get clients but nothing worked!

Most people don’t see those years.

The years where nothing worked…

The years where I felt completely lost.

The years where I just kept trying because I didn’t want to give up on myself.

Then in 2019, I started my Bookstagram.

And one month during COVID…

I made ₹70,000 with Instagram! 

I remember calling my best friend and saying: I made this much in a month and we both were shocked!

It wasn’t about the money.

It was about safety.

Proof.

Belief.

For the first time, I felt like:

“I’ll be okay.”

“I’m not foolish for trying something new on my own.”

“My efforts finally mean something.”

That one month didn’t change my bank balance.

It changed how I saw myself.

It gave me the courage to pivot again…

to start Olive Media…

to build a team…

to start Content to Cash Academy

to create the life I wanted.

Today, I work on my own terms.

I built everything I know from scratch.

And I’m still learning, still figuring it out.

But that ₹70,000 month?

That was the moment I finally felt like…

I can achieve anything!

pov: you’re a 27-year-old entrepreneur who learned that earning more doesn’t mean life gets easier


You’re not broke anymore.

But the stress didn’t go away completely…

Now it looks like:

- making sure the team gets paid on time
- thinking about tax all year
- worrying whether cash will last through slow months
- balancing client work and your own life
- feeling tired from making decisions all day

From the outside, people think you’ve “made it”.

They see the income.
They see the wins.

They don’t see you figuring things out as you go…

trying your best

hoping you don’t mess up anything important.

Money didn’t remove pressure.

It just changed its form! 

PS. Don’t get me wrong. I am actually very grateful for the business that I have built and the money I have made, but it’s not easy even now. That’s the point I wanted to make!

3 lessons you need to hear to win in 2026.


1. Discipline beats inspiration
    
    You won’t feel driven every day, show up anyway.

    
2. Clarity comes from doing, not overthinking
    
   Action creates direction faster than planning does.
    
3. Progress is built in boring consistency
    
    Big wins come from small reps repeated for months.
    

Stop doubting yourself.

Don’t spend 2026 the same way!

Rs. 800 that was my first freelance payment in 2019.

Rs. 3,00,000 that’s what some of my clients pay me today.

How did I do it?

The answer is not what you think!


Here’s what actually changed the trajectory of my business:

1. I shared my story, not just my services.
    
People buy from people they feel connected to. 

Being vulnerable built trust faster than credentials ever did.
    
2. I stopped copying others and leaned into what made me different.
    
My quirks became my advantage.
    
The things I once thought were “unprofessional” turned into my strongest selling points.
    
3. I learned sales because no one else was going to sell for me.
    
Great marketing can bring attention, but it can’t close deals.
    
Sales became the highest-ROI skill I ever built.
    
4. I got a mentor when I was stuck, not after I “made it”.
    
The investment felt uncomfortable.
    
But it compressed years into months, easily one of my best business decisions.
    
5. I analysed what worked and doubled down on it. 
    
Most people chase novelty too early.
    
I repeated what converted and refined it until it became a machine.
    
6. I raised my prices when it felt uncomfortable.
    
If your pricing doesn’t stretch you a little, you’re undercharging.
    
My best clients came after I increased my rates.
    
7. I set firm boundaries around my time and energy.
    
No urgent calls now! 
    
Protecting my capacity protected my quality and my sanity.

That’s all peeps! 

Now tell me:

Which one of these do you wish you had learned earlier in your career?

The best thing you can do in 2026 is to NOT set resolutions.

There's a reason why our New Year resolutions disappear by February!!!

Because you’re too fixated on the outcome, and not on the action you need to take to achieve that result …

So instead do this in 2026: 

—> If your goal is to grow your business to 6 figures?

Don't set that goal. Instead, set a habit of pitching 5 client every single day.

—> If you want to build a personal brand

Don't aim for 10K followers. Instead, set a habit of posting valuable content 5x a week.

—> If your goal is to lose 10kg weight

Then make a habit of going to the gym 3-5 times a week and eating healthy.

This year will be YOUR year, only if you focus on habits more than just imagining outcomes!

May you achieve everything you’re wising in 2026! 

All the best to me and you!

“Shivani… I’ve been posting on LinkedIn every damn week. I get only 200 views. Few Comments. And NO clients. What am I doing wrong?”

A friend said over a call to me recently

Burnt out. Frustrated.

She wasn’t lazy.

She wasn’t unskilled.

She was just... tired of trying so hard with nothing to show for it.

Maybe you feel that too?

So here’s what I told her (and what I’m telling you):

👉 You don’t have a content problem. You have a connection problem.

Let’s walk through it together:

1: “But I post consistently!”

Cool. But… are your posts memorable?

Like, screenshot-worthy? “Omg I needed this” kinda real?

Because no one buys from someone who sounds like an echo of everyone else.

You know those posts:

✨ “5 tips to succeed”

✨ “Morning routine of successful people”

✨ “You need discipline not motivation”

🛑 Your audience doesn’t need another guru.

They need someone who *gets it*.

Who’s been there.

Who shows the messy middle, not just the polished end.

Post about that client who ghosted you mid-launch and what it taught you.

Talk about the day you almost gave up and cried in your kitchen.

Talk about the 3 things you do when your content fails.

That’s the stuff people feel. And people buy when they feel safe, seen, and supported.

2: “My audience should know what I do… right?”

Uhhh… not if you’ve never said it clearly.

I once worked with a brilliant coach who was posting mindset tips for months 

But nowhere did she say:

➡️ "I help burnt-out female founders build simple businesses that actually make money.”

When we fixed her messaging, she got a client within 48 hours.

(And cried on the call 🥹)

Ask yourself, could someone explain what you offer after reading 3 of your posts?

If not, strip it back.

Write like you’re texting your best friend who’s confused about what you actually do.

That’s the clarity your people crave.

3: “I’m giving value but no one’s buying.”

You’re educating, but are you leading?

Too many smart creators hide behind tips and avoid talking about results.

Why?

→ “I don’t want to sound salesy”

→ “I don’t have huge results yet”

→ “What if people judge me?”

Breathe. I get it.

Start with what you know works.

Even if it’s: “Here’s how I booked my first ever paying client after 2 months of silence.”

Or:

“What finally got me to stop deleting my content out of fear.”

That’s authority.

Not being perfect, but being one step ahead, with a helping hand stretched behind you.

Your content shouldn’t just perform.

It should connect.

Make people whisper “this is so me” under their breath.

Make them feel like you wrote it just for them.

That’s how you go from views → buyers.

And if you’re ready to create content that attracts soul clients, not just random followers?

DM “Content” to work with me!

pov: you’re a 27-year-old entrepreneur who finally has the things she once wished for but business still feels hard


You earn more than you did a few years ago.
You work with better clients now.
You have choices you never had before.

But even with all that…

You’re still figuring things out.
You still second-guess your decisions.
You still worry about what comes next.

Success didn’t remove doubt.

It just brought new kinds of problems.

So don’t get fooled by the glamorous life, open your eyes 👀 

But we manage to do it all happily, only because 

Agar sitare dekhne h toh andhro me chlna pdega!

This is the exact lead-gen strategy I’m doubling down on in 2026.

It helped me get high-ticket clients, repeatable revenue, and premium positioning in 2025!

So I’m going to repeat the same in 2026!

Here’s how to execute it step by step: 

1. Start with clarity (do this first, not your content)

- Write down ONE core offer
- Define ONE outcome you’re known for
- Write ONE biggest problem you solve 

If you can’t say your offer in one sentence, you don’t have positioning yet.


2. Build connection with story posts (2x per week)

Create posts around:

- mistakes you made
- beliefs you changed
- turning points in business / life
- behind-the-scenes decisions

Purpose = emotional familiarity → not virality.


3. Prove competence with authority content (2x per week)

Post things like:

- breakdowns
- step-by-step solutions
- client problem deconstructions
- mini-frameworks

End with:

“DM me “xyz” if this is your situation.”

Clients recognise themselves in your content and buy if you do it properly.


4. Turn content into conversations (daily)

Every day:

- reply to meaningful comments
- start 3–5 contextual DMs
- ask thoughtful questions
- don’t pitch — diagnose

Rule:

Warm → curious → relevant → THEN offer.

5. Share proof without bragging (1–2x weekly)

Post:

- client wins
- process snapshots
- before/after transformations
- lessons from delivery

Focus on the story of what happened, not just outcomes.


6. Overdeliver like a scientist

After every project:

- document what worked
- improve your process
- tighten onboarding
- remove friction

Better delivery = easier sales.



7. Make retention your primary growth engine

- book renewal conversations early
- identify expansion opportunities
- ask for referrals after value is proven

Compounding revenue beats new-lead chasing.

Content → demand → client → proof → more demand.

That’s the flywheel.

Now go and apply!

But if you need help to do this with you, then 

DM “Partners” and let’s work on your business together!

Unpopular opinion:


Don't take business advice from people who've never built one.

Be it your parents, relatives or friends… 

They don't know what it actually takes. 

Most people just want you to play it safe.

Focus on action and taking calculated risks! 

Because once you show results, the questions stop.

“I’m earning ₹0… even though I have 10,000 followers on LinkedIn.”

That’s what a founder told me last week during a strategy call.

And honestly, it wasn’t surprising at all.

Because I hear this every single month…

You post consistently,

You’ve built a decent following,

but when it comes to actual revenue, your bank account shows zero!

No clients.

No conversions.

Just content that gets 100 likes

When we dug deeper, the real problem wasn’t their reach.

It was their lack of understanding!

They were chasing visibility, not viability.

👉 Posting every day without knowing what they want people to do next.

👉 Sharing “value” with no offer behind it.

👉 Hoping people will magically DM them after seeing posts.

👉 Treating personal branding like an aesthetic project instead of a business asset.

Followers don’t create income.

Systems, positioning, and human connection do.

Last year, when I started focusing seriously on LinkedIn,

I didn’t have a massive audience, just 1,500 followers.

But I was signing high-ticket clients every month.

Here’s why 👇

✅ My content wasn’t random.

Every post had a reason to exist, to educate, nurture, or convert.

My pinned post wasn’t there to get likes. It was part of my funnel.

✅ My positioning was specific.

Not “I help coaches grow.”

But: “I help service providers and coaches build a personal brand and hit $10k/m without working 24/7”

✅ My outreach was human.

Not “Hey, let’s collaborate.”

But: “I read your post about XYZ, here’s a quick perspective that might help you get better results.”

No pitch. Just value.

✅ My funnel wasn’t fancy.

It was intentional.

Warm conversations → clarity calls → conversions.

In 2025, the creator economy isn’t struggling because of reach.

It’s struggling because of direction.

If you have 20,000 followers and ₹0 in revenue,

you don’t have a visibility problem

you have a conversion problem.

Because truthfully?

A creator with 1,000 followers and conviction

will always outperform someone with 20,000 and confusion.

It’s not about being seen by everyone.

It’s about being understood by the right few.

If you’re ready to stop posting and start making real income.

DM me “Brand” to work with me!

Books didn’t save my career, they saved me.

There was a phase in my life when a lot of things fell apart at the same time.

I had a breakup.

Other things in my life were also going wrong.

My head felt heavy every day. I didn’t feel like myself anymore….

In that time, one of my seniors told me,

“Start reading. It might help you.”

And I thought let me give it a try’

The first book I read was

How to Win Friends and Influence People

I understood that I was not the one who was going through these life challenges. 

The Book had stories of other peoples challenges as well! 

For the first time in a long while… my mind felt calm.

Books didn’t just solve my problems.

They also made me feel less alone.

They helped me understand myself a little more.

They gave me comfort when I didn’t know who to talk to.


Books didn’t change my situation overnight.

They changed me slowly.

Books helped me come back to myself

at a time when I felt lost inside my own life.

And that kind of healing…

stays with you forever.

Which was your first book?

Got 30 rejections from sales calls. Did it anyway.

Lost 2 high-paying clients in 2 months, and continued it anyway.

You know what no one really tells you about building a business?

There is no such thing as perfection. You’ll never feel 100% ready.

The reality is:

No one gets it right the first time.

No one has it all figured out in the beginning

And Results comes from doing, not waiting

I wish someone had told me that before I spent 8 months “preparing” to start my coaching business instead of just starting.

The hard truth is:

→ Your offer doesn’t need to be perfect.

→ Your systems don’t need to be flawless.

→ Even your business plan doesn’t have to be the best.

What actually matters is:

Starting.

Because one month of messy action will teach you more than 8 months of sitting on your room’s chair.

So, if you’re feeling scared, overwhelmed, or unsure, this is your reminder:

Do it anyway.

Do it when you’re tired.

Do it when you feel like giving up.

Do it when nothing seems to be working.

Just do it.

Yesterday I went to a women-only event, and it blew my mind…

We made vision boards together, had inspiring conversations, and did lotssss of dance!!!!

Talking to women who are building businesses and supporting each other felt so real and warm. 

As women, we’ve been through so much… generation after generation we’ve been questioned, limited, and doubted!

But seeing women today doing so much, creating, leading, and showing up with courage honestly made me emotional. 

It inspired me deeply!!

It also made me realise how strongly I want to do something for women… to support them, guide them, and help them grow even more.

Women supporting women is powerful 💛

The most creative people I know deal with self-doubt pretty often.

Not because they don’t believe in themselves,
but because they keep taking on stuff they haven’t fully figured out yet.

That feeling of impostor usually shows up right when you’re growing…
when things stop feeling safe and comfortable.

So if you’re going through self doubt, it doesn’t mean you’re lacking something.

It probably just means you’re stepping into your next level!

Yesterday, a friend from my college called me.

We were in the same batch, she started her job and I started my business same year.

She’s still there, promoted last year, but with just a 10% salary hike.

And every time she calls, she says the same thing:

"I don’t understand how to switch careers or land better roles."

At this point, I’ve stopped sugarcoating it.

Here’s what I keep telling her (and what most professionals still don’t get):

1️⃣ Visibility > Intelligence (in today’s market)

According to a study by LinkedIn & MIT Sloan, professionals with higher online visibility earn 15–25% more than peers with equal or greater skill levels.

Why?

Because visibility builds trust before a resume ever lands on the table.

In simple terms, the world rewards what it can see.

You could be brilliant, but if no one knows about it, you’re invisible.

And invisible people don’t get opportunities.

So start building your personal brand because it's not just for online service providers - it's literally from anybody who wants to earn money.

- > Post about what you’re learning, not just what you’ve mastered.
- > Break down one insight from your daily work every week.
- > Comment thoughtfully on leaders in your industry, get seen where decisions are made.

2️⃣ Network like your salary depends on it. Because it does.

Your next job, client, or opportunity will probably come through a conversation, not a job portal.

How to start (without sounding desperate):

- Make a list of 10 people you admire in your field.
- Send a short message:

“Hey [name], been following your work on X. Would love to learn from your journey, open to a quick chat this week?”

- Join niche WhatsApp or Slack groups where your peers hang out. Share value there.

Do that consistently for 90 days and your visibility and network will open doors your resume never could.

Moral:

The person who is seen gets paid more than the person who is smart but silent.

You don’t need to be the loudest.

You just need to be visible to the right people.

And if you can't seem to get a hang of it by yourself:

Book a consultation call with me: https://lnkd.in/gkWnD4p6 

Where you can ask me any questions!

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