Sawify

Co-Founder

GM Pottery

Chief Executive Officer

Intraise

Founder

Interaise

Systems that create top 1% brands.

Over the past 2 years, I've been harnessing automation's power and how it transforms business processes.

I aim to maximize LinkedIn profile's presence through automation, optimization, and content, making it a perfect lead magnet. 

By helping businesses leverage and optimize operations, enhance LinkedIn engagement, and drive growth through innovative automation solutions I...

↳ Create automation systems that enhance business processes 
↳ Transform LinkedIn profiles into lead magnets
↳ Optimize content to increase engagement
↳ Consult on strategies that will help you to turn your profile into a lead magnet

My approach:

↳ Exploring LinkedIn's full potential
↳ Develop custom automation solutions
↳ Consistent content engagement 

Results:

↳ Efficiency boosted by 50%
↳ Time saved up to 5h+ per week
↳ Booking call without lifting a finger

I spent 12 months posting into the void.

Then a single mindset shift changed everything...

For a whole year, I was obsessed with output.

Posting daily
Following trends
Copying what worked for others

And guess what?

Nothing worked for me...

No engagement.
No leads.
No growth.

Until I realized this:
↳ Consistency without clarity is just noise.

I wasn’t building a brand.
I was building content.

The moment I stopped chasing algorithms and started owning my message, everything shifted.

People finally understood what I stood for.
My audience started to feel my voice.
Opportunities came to me instead of me chasing them.

The truth? 

You don’t need more posts.
You need a clearer point of view.

Because clarity creates connection, and connection compounds.

→ Be specific about who you help
→ Be bold about what you believe
→ Be consistent about how you show up

Do that long enough, and you’ll never post into the void again.

PS. What’s one thing you’re finally getting clear on in your brand right now?

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Aleksandar Miljković

I create systems that turn brands & founders into the top 0.1%

319 days of daily posting. 47 followers gained.

Then I discovered the inner circle and got 10x growth in 12 weeks.

Here's what changed everything:

I was doing what everyone said to do:

→ Engage more.
→ Post consistently.
→ Comment on trending topics.
→ Chase the algorithm.

But I was operating in the outer circles - where I had 0 control.

The breakthrough came when I understood these 4 circles:

Circle 1 - Control
↳ Your actions, skills, habits, and mindset live here.

Circle 2 - Influence
↳ Your network, reputation, and how you communicate shape outcomes here.

Circle 3 - Escape
↳ Your networks, routines, and environments require strategic adaptation here.

Circle 4 - Concern
↳ Market trends, opinions, and algorithm changes exist here, but you can't control them.

You can't control this. Stop obsessing over it.

Here’s the shift:

I stopped worrying about what was trending.
I stopped chasing engagement for engagement's sake.

Instead, I focused 80% of my energy on Circle 1:

• Building genuine expertise
• Developing my unique voice
• Refining my skills daily
• Showing up authentically

Then I moved outward - from a position of strength.

The result?

My content resonated because it came from a place of real value, not desperation.
My network grew because I attracted the right people, not just anyone.
My influence compounded because I built from the inside out.

Most creators work backwards.

They obsess over the outer circles and wonder why nothing sticks.

The top 5%?
↳ They master the inner circle first.

Control creates influence.
Influence shapes your environment.

And the external noise?

It matters less and less.

PS. Where are you spending most of your energy right now?

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Your “personal brand” isn’t personal if it looks like everyone else’s.

Here’s how to stop blending in and start standing out:

Most creators think branding is about looking professional.
But that’s exactly why they sound identical.

Same tone.
Same buzzwords.
Same “Helping X do Y” headline.

Here’s the truth:

People don’t remember perfectly. → They remember differently.

If your profile doesn’t sound like you, it’s invisible.

What actually makes you stand out?

• Your story → the journey behind your skills, not just the title.

• Your opinions → the beliefs that guide how you work.

• Your tone → how you say things, not just what you say.

Most skip these because they’re scared to show personality.
But that’s the exact reason nobody connects with them.

You don’t build a brand by polishing yourself into a robot.
↳ You build it by showing people what makes you human.

So stop editing yourself to fit in.
Start expressing what makes you unmistakable.

Because in a sea of clones, authenticity is your best algorithm.

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You can post 100 times a month and still be invisible.

But one unforgettable idea can change everything.

Most creators confuse activity with impact.

They think:

“If I post every day, I’ll grow.”
“If I stay consistent, people will notice.”

→ But consistency only works if what you’re saying is worth remembering.

Here’s the truth:

↳ The algorithm pushes frequency.
↳ The audience remembers clarity.

You don’t win by being loud.
You win by being understood.

The best creators?

They post less, but say more.

They... 

Share thoughts people quote
Write lines that stick
Tell stories that shift perspective

Every post doesn’t need to go viral. It just needs to leave an imprint.

Because volume gets you seen. 
But value gets you remembered.

PS. What’s one idea you’ve shared that people still bring up months later?

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ChatGPT isn’t lazy.

You just aren’t clear enough.

Most people blame AI when it “fails.”

The truth?

- Your prompt decides how smart it sounds.

“Write a post” → guesses.
“Write a 150-word LinkedIn post teaching SaaS founders why consistency beats hustle” → delivers.

Here’s how to turn chaos into clarity ↓

1. Role

Decide who it is and what perspective it takes.

The clearer the identity, the sharper the output.

AI isn’t just a writer, it’s a strategist, an analyst, or a coach if you tell it to be.

2. Task

Define exactly what needs to be done.

Length, style, tone, outcome. The more precise, the less you’ll need to edit.

3. Context

Feed it every relevant detail.

Audience, goals, challenges, or constraints. The richer the context, the more relevant and useful the result.

4. Input

Give it patterns to follow.

Past work, preferred voice, structures. It learns instantly and mirrors your style.

→
5. Constraints

Boundaries spark creativity.

Word count, tone, format, style, limits prevent generic answers and force smarter outputs.

6. Output Format

Tell it how you want the final product.

Post, carousel, outline, or thread, clarity here saves hours of rework.

Here’s the real insight:

AI doesn’t replace thinking, it multiplies it.

Every clear prompt, every detailed instruction is a force multiplier for your ideas.

Stop treating AI like a magic wand.
Treat it like a partner.

One that gets better the more intentional you are.

Refine your prompts.
Sharpen your context.
Set boundaries.

The better you communicate your vision, the faster, smarter, and more creative AI becomes.

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While everyone's complaining about AI, the smart ones are building empires with it.

Here’s the strategy they're not sharing:

Most creators are stuck asking the wrong questions.

↳ "Will AI replace me?"
↳ "Is my work still valuable?"
↳ "Should I even learn this?"

Meanwhile, a small group quietly figured it out.

They're not more talented.
They're not more technical.
→ They just stopped treating AI like a threat and started treating it like leverage.

Here's what they do differently:

They use AI for execution, not replacement.

It handles grunt work, they focus on strategy.

They ship 10x faster.
While others perfect, they iterate and learn in real-time.

They combine AI output with human insight.
The tool is nothing without knowing what to ask.

They treat it like a co-pilot, not a crutch.
It amplifies their creativity, doesn't replace it.

The excuses AI killed:

→ "I don't have a designer"
→ "I can't afford tools"
→ "I don't have time"
→ "I need a team first"

Every single one, gone.

The barrier between idea and execution has never been thinner.

So if you're still stuck, it's not the tools.
↳ It's the mindset.

The truth:

AI didn't level the playing field.
It widened the gap between those who execute and those who hesitate.

The empire builders understood this 6 months ago.

The question is - when will you?

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I've read 200+ AI strategy documents, and every successful one starts the same way...

Every failed one starts with technology.

Here's the pattern:

Winners begin with business problems
→ Losers begin with AI tools

The difference?
↳ Five critical elements that separate AI theater from AI transformation.

1/ Strategic alignment

Start with your north star business strategy. Not AI.

Organizations with CEO-level governance see nearly 2x better outcomes.
↳ Yet only 28% have executive ownership.

That gap is your opportunity.

2/ Data infrastructure

Garbage in, garbage out.

Before you chase models, fix your data.

Break silos.
Automate quality checks.
Build scalable architecture.

AI without clean, accessible data is just expensive guessing.

3/ Governance & ethics

The unsexy element everyone skips.

Fairness.
Transparency.
Accountability.
Privacy.
Security.

These aren't buzzwords.
They're the moat protecting you from catastrophic failure.

4/ Talent & culture

93% of organizations lack the right AI talent mix.

But here's the truth:

Hiring data scientists isn't your biggest problem.
→ Building a culture that views AI as enhancement (not threat) is.

5/ Implementation roadmap

Strategy without execution is hallucination.

Prioritize use cases by business value.
Start with pilots.
Scale what works.

Organizations excelling at AI portfolio management generate 250% more value.

Successful strategies answer business questions.
Failed strategies answer technology questions.

Your competitors are reading the same AI blogs.

But they're asking the wrong questions.

PS. Which element is your organization missing?  Valuable? Don’t keep it. Repost ♻️ and help others benefit too.

Outsourcing your brand strategy is like outsourcing your company vision.

It doesn't work, and here's why it never will:

The most expensive mistake CEOs make isn't hiring the wrong agency.

It's asking them to make decisions only leadership can make.

I see this pattern repeatedly:

• CEO hires branding agency
• Agency asks: "What makes you different?"
• CEO responds: "That's what we hired you to figure out"
• Result: Generic work. Diluted messaging. Wasted budget.

One founder spent $500,000 on packaging redesign without first defining who his customers were or why they bought.
↳ The rebrand failed spectacularly.

Here's what most CEOs miss:

You can outsource logo design.
You can outsource social media.
You can outsource content production.

→ But you cannot outsource understanding.

Before engaging any agency, you must own:

1. Your core values and why the company exists
2. Your unique positioning and competitive edge
3. Your target audience's deepest pain points
4. Your brand voice and long-term vision

95% of stakeholders base investment decisions on CEO reputation. 

Yet most CEOs hand over their personal brand entirely to PR teams.

The right approach?

Own the strategy.
Define your brand architecture first.
Then bring in agencies to amplify what you've built.

They shouldn't replace your voice, they should extend it.

If you don't know who you are and what you stand for, no agency can help you.

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Scaling before you're ready doesn't make you a unicorn.

It makes you a cautionary tale.

Most SaaS founders confuse momentum with readiness.

They pour money into ads, hire aggressively, and chase logos before the foundation is solid.

The cost?
↳ Burned budgets, high churn, and a brand nobody trusts.

Growth isn't linear.
It's sequential.

Here's the order that actually works:

1. Product

Retention is the only metric that matters early on.

If users don't stay, you're building something nobody needs. Fix retention before you think about acquisition.

2. Brand

Your competitors can clone your features in 90 days.
→ But they can't clone your story, your voice, or the emotional connection you build.

A strong brand is your only real moat.

3. Distribution

Channels scale when they're predictable and repeatable.

Don't spray budget across 10 platforms hoping something sticks. 

Double down on what converts, then optimize relentlessly.

4. Trust

Trust is the multiplier.
Without it, growth is just expensive churn.

With it, customers become evangelists who sell for you.

The test is simple:

→ If you paused acquisition today, would users stay?
→ If signups doubled overnight, would your product hold up?
→ If a competitor copied your features tomorrow, would your story still win?

Get the sequence right.
Growth compounds.

Rush it, and you'll burn everything trying to scale a leaky bucket.

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Most creators recycle ideas. 

The top 1%?
→ They remix with precision.

Here’s how they turn ordinary into unforgettable:

1. Insight & Data

They dig deeper.
Original research.
Niche trends.

Hidden patterns most overlook.
↳ If it’s easy to find, it’s not worth sharing.

2. Point of View

They don’t just inform, they stand for something.

Facts are the foundation.
Perspective is the power.
Say what others avoid.

Own your stance.

3. Style & Craft

They treat content like art. 

Voice. Design. Pacing.

Each post leaves a fingerprint.
You recognize them before you see the name.

Individually, these make you good.
→ Together, they make you stand out. 

This is what separates noise from signal.

Not louder.
Just sharper.

Because in today’s digital chaos, how you say it matters more than what you say. 

Want to stop blending in?

Don’t copy.
Don’t recycle.
→ Remix with intent.

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You don’t need viral reach to make money online. 

You need authority that makes people trust your next post instantly.

Most creators spend 80% of their time creating content.

→ But only 20% of that content actually builds their business.

Here’s the difference between creators who make money and those who just make noise:

They understand the Authority Equation.

Content without authority = entertainment
Authority without content = invisibility
Authority + content = influence that converts

But here’s what nobody tells you:

Building authority isn’t about being the loudest voice in the room.
↳ It’s about being the clearest.

When you start creating authority-first content, everything shifts:

1. Clarity hits different
↳ People stop scrolling and start thinking: “This person gets it.”

2. Credibility compounds
↳ Trust builds faster than followers ever could.

3. Conversion feels natural
↳ Working with you becomes the obvious next step.

The math is simple:
1,000 followers who trust you > 100,000 who don’t know you exist.

Stop chasing viral.
Start building value.

Authority isn’t given.
↳ It’s earned through clarity.

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You're working hard on the wrong foundation...

Most personal brands die from alignment failure, not effort failure.

I see it constantly.

Creators posting 5x a day.
Showing up on every platform.
Copying everyone's playbook.

And still crickets.

Here's what's actually happening:

You're building a brand without a core.
And no amount of hustle fixes that.

The game isn't about doing more.
↳ It's about finding your intersection.

Your strongest personal brand exists where four critical forces converge:

1. Authentic passion
↳ What genuinely excites you, not what looks good on paper.

2. Proven expertise
↳ Skills sharpened through real work, not theory or trends.

3. Marketing demand
↳ What the market actively seeks and actually pays for.

4. Revenue streams
↳ What sustains your business consistently, not sporadically?

When all four align, everything changes:

→ Content flows naturally instead of feeling like pulling teeth
→ Your audience seeks you out instead of scrolling past
→ Burnout fades because the work actually fuels you
→ Money follows value instead of aggressive pitching

Brands built only to chase virality or push products?
→ They crumble fast.

You get shallow engagement.
Constant exhaustion.
Zero memorable impact.

But brands anchored at the true center?
They pull people in.

People become followers.
Engagement turns into trust.
Scroll becomes stop.

The most powerful personal brands aren't scattered everywhere.
↳ They dominate one precise intersection.

Stop spreading yourself thin.
Find where these four circles meet.

Own that space completely.
Build everything from there.

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Stop posting.

Start positioning.

This is the mistake 90% of creators make before they even begin.

You post daily.
You experiment with carousels, videos, and even AI tools.
And still, the results don’t show.

Here’s why:
→ Nobody cares about your content if they don’t understand what you do.

Most people think:

↳ More posts = more growth
↳ Sleek design = more credibility
↳ Viral content = success

Wrong...

Positioning is the foundation.

It decides...

↳ Who follows you
↳ Who buys from you
↳ How much can you charge
↳ Whether you’re remembered or forgotten

AI is an amplifier.
Used right, it helps you create faster, smarter, and more engaging content.
→ But if your positioning is unclear, AI will only make the noise louder.

Example:

❌ “I help people with marketing”
✅ “I help SaaS founders get their first 1,000 users in 90 days”

One is vague.
The other attracts.

So before you hit publish, AI-assisted or not, ask yourself:
→ Can a stranger explain what I do in 10 seconds?

If the answer is no, don’t post.
Fix your positioning first.

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