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➡️ 𝑾𝑯𝑶 𝑰 𝑨𝑺𝑺𝑰𝑺𝑻:
I work with working professionals and business owners who are looking to speed up their retirement so that they can achieve financial independence in their 50s without sacrificing their current lifestyle. 

My expertise in finances allows these professionals to focus on what they do best while still making sure that their money is working harder than them.

➡️ 𝑴𝒀 𝑬𝑿𝑷𝑬𝑹𝑻𝑰𝑺𝑬:
I have empowered professionals and business owners to take charge of their finances. With the R.O.I framework that I have been using to manage my clients' portfolio.

I am able to help my clients gain clarity and certainty for their retirement regardless of whether the market is at the all-time-high, or at the all-time-low through a systemic approach. 

➡️ 𝑾𝑯𝑨𝑻 𝑶𝑻𝑯𝑬𝑹𝑺 𝑨𝑹𝑬 𝑺𝑨𝒀𝑰𝑵𝑮: "… I have learned the right type of plans I need, the importance of the right amount of coverage and amount of money to allocate for it. Overall I have gained more clarity on what I need. Kieran’s explanation is a lot more educational and clearer as he taught me how to allocate my cashflow and the figures he used are also catering to me, making the whole session much more relatable and easy to understand. He wasn’t pushy in making the sales compare to the agents and bankers I have met before. 
I will highly recommend his service to any looking for financial planning” – Mdm Lee, lecturer in local educational institution 

Email: talk.to@kieranyeo.com | kieranyeo.com

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Kieran Yeo

You’ve been trying to make LinkedIn work.

You post, you comment, you tweak your bio… and wait.

But the post you spent an hour crafting gets 12 likes.

None from potential clients. Weeks pass. 
The next post never comes.

Meanwhile, your competitor -  less qualified, less experienced - somehow keeps showing up.

They get noticed. 
They get invited. 
They get the deals.

You? You’re still guessing what to post next.

That’s the reality for most SME owners who try to do LinkedIn alone.

Not because they lack skill.. but because they’re stuck doing all the wrong things right.

They hustle on content but lack clarity.
They share updates but not authority.
They stay busy but invisible.

Every day they spend figuring it out, their competitors grow louder.
Every month they stay inconsistent, their brand loses relevance.
And every quarter without a system, they leave money on the table.

That’s where I step in.

I help business owners stop playing small on LinkedIn by turning confusion into clarity and effort into outcomes.

Together, we’ll build a credible profile, a content engine that attracts clients, and a strategy that makes your name the one people remember when opportunities arise.

No more guessing what works. No more posting into the void. No more staying invisible while others shine.

My clients from People’s Association to SIS Premium, VivaLoca, Spashiro, and Yoga-by-Shraddha chose to stop waiting for luck and start building authority.

If you’ve been trying on your own and nothing’s moving, maybe it’s not LinkedIn that’s broken.

Maybe it’s time to stop doing it alone.

Debapriya Gupta

One thing I’ve learned from all these years of content creation is this:
When you take a break waiting to come back when you’re ready 
you often don’t come back at all.

Because coming back is hard.
Suddenly, you don’t see progress in your old content.

You only see flaws.
If it’s a video, you notice:
 – how many times you paused
 – how you mispronounced a word
 – how the angle could’ve been better

If it’s a written post, you judge it by:
 – likes
 – comments
 – reach

Yes, this creates room for improvement.
 But it also steals the freedom of creating.

Learning is important.
But implementation is non-negotiable.

I started 2026 with a simple goal:
 📌 One video every day on TikTok.

I did it consistently for 6 days.
Then I took Sunday off.

Monday came with personal issues, so no posting.
That rolled into Tuesday and Wednesday.

Yesterday, after a lot of procrastination, I finally posted.
Not because the video was perfect.
Not because I felt confident.

But because I was tired of my own excuses:
 “Who cares if I post?”
 “Is this video good enough?”

I want to explore the platform.
Make raw videos.
Make mistakes.
Edit on my own.
Try different things.

Because in content creation, there is no fixed template.
It’s about how you make a template work for you.

So here’s my question 
What do you think will happen if I keep showing up for the next 6 months?

Let’s find out.

#ContentCreation #Consistency #PersonalBrand

Debapriya Sen Gupta

LinkedIn Top Voice | Social Media Marketer | I work with busy business owners to generate inbound leads and appointments by managing their LinkedIn profiles. Click link below for details👇.

Is it time to say goodbye to “good”?


I’ve never fully understood why good is often treated as weak.
And honestly, I think good is a little overrated.

Good wife.
Good mother.
Good daughter.
Good employee.
Good girl.

Why is good always about being agreeable, silent, and acceptable?

Oprah Winfrey once said,
“Doing the best at this moment puts you in the best place for the next moment.”
Not being good.

But being true, brave, and intentional.

Many women grow up chasing “good” because it feels safe.
But good often asks us to shrink, to please, to not take up too much space.

What if instead of being good, we chose to be:
Honest instead of polite
Courageous instead of compliant
Aligned instead of approved

Good keeps you liked.
But clarity, conviction, and confidence move you forward.

Maybe it’s not about being good anymore.
Maybe it’s about being real.

What does “good” mean to you today?

#Leadership #WomenInLeadership #PersonalGrowth

The question I get asked most: What is your USP in the age of AI?


15 years in content, and I’m still a student. 💡

I’ve been creating content for over a decade and a half now. And if there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s this: The learning curve never ends. 

That is easily the most interesting part of my work.

Today, I run a marketing agency focused on what actually moves the needle, Social Media.

 We build ecosystems: 
✅ Strategic Content Creation
✅ Profile Optimization 
✅ Active Engagement 
✅ High-Intent Lead Generation

Over the years, my journey has evolved. I’ve had the privilege of working with:
• Empowered Women Entrepreneurs 
• Dynamic Small Business Owners
From F&B and Property to Consultants and fellow Agency Owners.

We don't box ourselves into one industry.

We don't let AI run the show. We use AI to speed up the process, but we keep the output organic, human, and deeply personalized.

If it doesn’t feel real, it won’t build trust.

We are always looking to connect with people who are ready to stop "being on" LinkedIn and start making it work for their business.

Are you ready to make your brand more human?

Let’s connect. 🤝
#DigitalMarketing #Entrepreneurship #LinkedInStrategy

"I’m not in the right frame of mind to have this discussion today."


It took me 15 years of content creation to realize that those eleven words are a superpower.

I started small with a food blog, moved into social media, and eventually turned "fun" into a profession. 

For the last 5 years, I’ve been helping entrepreneurs find their voice on LinkedIn.

But here’s the truth I don’t often share: The fear never fully disappears.

Every time I send content for approval, that familiar pang of self-doubt creeps in.
• The fear of rejection.
• The sting of negative feedback.
• The weight of being judged.

For a long time, I thought "being a professional" meant I had to be a robot ready to defend my work at a moment’s notice.

I was wrong.

I finally realized that my capacity to process feedback isn’t a constant; it’s a variable.

Some days I’m a fortress. Other days, I’m just... not.

Instead of getting defensive or spiraling into self-doubt, I started setting boundaries. Now, if I’m not in the right headspace, I lead with honesty:

• I’ve received your notes. Can we have this discussion tomorrow afternoon instead?
• I need some time to sit with this feedback before I get back to you.
• I appreciate the input. As a subject matter expert, here is why I suggest this route.

Protecting your mental state isn't "dodging" work. It’s ensuring that when you do have the conversation, you’re bringing your best self to the table, not your most defensive one.

To my fellow creators: Your peace of mind is the only thing that isn't for sale.

How do you protect your boundaries when the feedback gets heavy?

#ContentCreation #MentalHealth #Boundaries #Solopreneur #LinkedInGrowth

A New Beginning.


Without conditions. Without fear. Without hatred.

For almost two decades, I tried to understand how I should change myself to fit in.

Sometimes the change was forced. 
Sometimes I said yes to the force. 
And somewhere along the way, I quietly lost my self-esteem.

People ask, “Why did it take so long?” 
Honestly, I could give you a bag full of reasons.

But I lived by one truth: too much optimism.
Maybe things will change.
Maybe I can be better.
Maybe this season will pass.

That day never came. Instead, I reached a point where I had nothing left to offer and no strength left to give.

So I paused.
I stopped running. 
I started listening. 
I addressed my questions one by one.
One question. One season.

Slowly, I began to find my own sky. My own space. It feels surreal to say this now: 
my work, 
my house, 
my life.

Over the years, many seasons have changed. Many definitions have changed too. I don’t feel like the old Debapriya anymore.

This version is just… me.

Flawed. Free. Willing to take on challenges. 

Scared? Yes. 
Anxious on some nights.
Surrounded by uncertainty.

But even in the mist, some things shine brightly: 
My content. 
My clients. 
My work. 
My friends.

And I feel deeply blessed to have that person in my life who showed me the best of every version of myself. It’s hard to find a name for someone like that. In our worlds of fantasy and mythology, they might be called an angel or a wizard.

I simply call them a blessing.

It’s never easy to say goodbye to blessings. But blessings aren’t meant to stay in one chapter, you need them across many.

To my friends and this community here, I want to say just one thing:
Entrepreneurship or chasing your dream requires courage.

The courage to walk when the sky is dark, when clouds surround you, and when the path isn’t visible.

Keep walking. Keep believing. And always, always be grateful for your blessings.

I continue to chase.

#Entrepreneurship #Mindset #NewBeginnings #Resilience #GrowthMindset

What does leadership look like behind the scenes?


Often, we only see the polished headshots and the "big win" announcements. 

But as a LinkedIn Agency Founder and a solo mom, my "command center" isn't always a boardroom, sometimes, most of the time, it’s a 1BHK in Singapore on a quiet afternoon.

I recently shared a glimpse into this side of my life a "lazy afternoon" dedicated to growth, reflection, and a deep dive into my latest read via @pathbeyondpages.

Here is why I believe sharing these "unfiltered" moments is a game-changer for personal branding in 2026:

Humanizing the Expert: I spend my days managing the digital presence of global CEOs. But showing the reality of balancing a high-stakes career with solo motherhood builds a level of trust and relatability that professional accolades alone can’t achieve.

The "Always Learning" Mindset: Using #EntrepreneurGoals isn’t just about the hustle; it’s about the input. My #BookReview sessions are where the strategy for my clients is often born. During those quiet moments of intentional learning.

Authenticity as a Strategy: In an era of AI-generated perfection, raw, personal diaries resonate. They remind my audience that behind the "Founder" title is a person navigating the same real-world challenges they are.

Whether you're running a global agency or navigating through life, remember: Your story is your greatest competitive advantage.

Link to the video in the comment section below.

#FounderLife #SoloMomDiary #LinkedInStrategy #PersonalBranding

In 2026, the "Creator Economy" is no longer a side hustle. 


It is a $2.5 billion local ecosystem (and a gateway to a $75 billion APAC market).

It’s the new SMB (Small-to-Medium Businesses ) engine of Singapore. 

But the real story isn't the content, it's the infrastructure shifting to catch it.

We are seeing the birth of a "Borderless Professionalism" that is rewriting the rules of three major industries:

1️⃣ Real Estate: Creators want Co-living. Brands like Habyt and lyf are winning because they provide community and flexibility. 

In a world where your "work" is your life, "living above the shop" has been rebranded as high-end lifestyle.

2️⃣ Workspace: A desk and a coffee machine are no longer enough. The new "Essential Amenity" is a 4K Podcast Studio. 

Look at Poddster or The Hive, they aren't selling space; they are selling production value. 

3️⃣ Geopolitics: The "Nomad Visa" is the new tax incentive. From Thailand’s DTV to Malaysia’s DE Rantau, the region is in a talent war. 

Singapore is still the Command Center, the place where the deals are signed, the IP is protected, and the high-end production happens.

The takeaway? 

The 9-to-5 isn't dead, it's just mobile. 

We are moving from "Where do you work?" to "What is your setup?"

Is your business model built for a workforce that treats the world as its campus, and Singapore as its boardroom?

Let us know in the comments.

#CreatorEconomy #SingaporeBusiness #CoLiving #FutureOfWork #DigitalNomad

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