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We work with founders and coaches to build their online presence and attract endless opportunities while creating an impact on the world through their stories and expertise.

And, once they are ready to launch their offers and info products my team can help them launch their business with our DFY package:

• Landing page
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• Build email courses
• Write a welcome email sequence.

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Artelia Home Furnishings

International Marketing Executive

Guiding coaches to magnetize $3-15k clients with precision using my Synthesis Growth Blueprint I Generated $150,000 for clients I Building Lifestyle Businesses Focused on Community.

Helping mission-driven founders, CEOs, and executives build an influential personal brand that allows them to sell their high-ticket offers on autopilot mode using my Done-For-You services and coaching/consultation programs.

My entrepreneurial journey began back in 2020. 

After a challenging start, I learned two crucial lessons: 
• The importance of human-to-human marketing in our sophisticated market
• The power of a unique selling proposition to increase sales and stand out from the crowd.

This led me to the power of personal branding - a MEDIUM that can 
↳ increase sales
↳ Create awareness
↳ Build a supportive community
↳ Establish you as a thought leader

Over the past 1.5 years, I’ve helped entrepreneurs

• Launch their coaching programs
• Build their personal brands
• Write content that sells
• Create lead magnets
• Build email lists
• Monetize their email lists.

Feeling stuck while trying to navigate the social media world?
I’ve got you covered. 

Send me a DM and let’s chat about how I can help you.

P.s:
Here's a little bit about my personal life:

• I love reading books 
• I'm an aspiring speaker working on conquering the international stages

If you don't see me active here, then assume that I'm either working on the business or having a conversation with my mom.

Every social media platform is flooded with wins...


"I booked 10 sales calls."
 "I booked 7 speaking events."
 "I bought a house and a car."

And I'm genuinely happy for those people.

But I wish more people were honest about the before.

No one talks about posting in the void for 6 months before seeing results.

No one mentions having 0 speaking events one quarter, then getting flooded later.

No one shares that they lived in rent for 15 years before buying that house.

We only see the highlight reel.

And it makes everyone else feel like they're falling behind.

Here's what I want to see more of:

The messy middle.
The months of silence.
The rejections before the yeses.

Because that's where the real story is.

Success isn't a straight line.

And pretending it is doesn't help anyone.

So if you're sharing wins, share the losses too.

That's what builds real connection.

Soumya Rai

Content Strategist & Marketing Coach | Helping you transform your expertise into a thriving business in 90 days—step into your role as a purposeful CEO and effortlessly attract your ideal clients.

Want to know how to stop sounding generic on LinkedIn?
Stop copying other people's posts.

You have a life.
You have experiences.
Document those. Share those.

Templates can help in the short run.

But they all sound the same after a while.

What makes you different isn't your hook structure.

It's your perspective.

The weird observation you made.
The conversation that stuck with you.
The mistake you're still thinking about.

That's what people remember.

Not another "5 ways to do X" post.

Your lived experiences are your competitive advantage.

Use them.

Last week, my friends and I came across a small orphanage.

25 kids. Ages 2-10.

We put together hampers and went to donate them.

And honestly? It messed me up a little.

Not because the kids were sad.

They weren't.

They were happy. Jolly. Excited about small things.

Meanwhile, we have everything.
Three meals a day. A roof. People who care about us.

And we still complain about what we don't have.

I don't have this.
I don't have that.

But if you can afford food and shelter, you're already better off than 70% of the world.

If your parents are still around? You're probably one of the luckiest.

I've been working with Steve Foran, P.Eng, CSP Foran, and he talks about gratitude constantly.
I used to think it was just motivational fluff.

But seeing those kids reminded me—

We take so much for granted.

Gratitude isn't just something to practice.

It's a perspective shift that changes everything.

Being over-ambitious is a blessing in disguise.

But also kind of exhausting.

There's this constant voice in my head:

You're not doing it right.
You're meant to do more.
Why aren't you further along?

And in this hustle to do more, I forget how far I've come.

Last year, I had 2 clients.

Now I'm writing for 7+ thought leaders.

Last year, I was figuring out my voice.

Now people pay me to help them find theirs.

But instead of celebrating that, I'm already thinking about what's next.

Over-ambition pushes you forward.

It keeps you from settling.

But if you're not careful, it makes you blind to progress.

So here's what I'm trying to do:

Pause.
Reflect.
Acknowledge how far I've come.

Then get back to work.

Never make assumptions about your client without clarifying.

I learned this the hard way last week.

I assumed:

Maybe the client doesn't want this task in scope, so I didn't push.
Maybe they're on vacation, so I shouldn't bother them.

It was also their first month working with us.

And as a result?

The client felt unsupported. Unsatisfied.

Totally fair.

In that moment, my values kicked in:

I owned the mistake.
Apologized.
Fixed it immediately.

Here's the thing about running a service business:

Every small communication matters.

Don't assume. Ask.
Don't wait. Follow up.
Don't guess. Clarify.

Because when clients feel unsupported, it's on you.

Not them.

Make sure they always feel seen, heard, and taken care of.

That's the standard.

I’ve had the privilege of working with Joel Steele for the past 3 months and what a journey it’s been.

Two days ago, Joel’s book Life Switch officially launched… and it’s already the #1 New Release in the Business Health & Stress category on Amazon. 🔥

If you’ve ever met Joel, you know why this book is taking off.

He doesn’t just write about flipping your life switch — he lives it.

From building and losing businesses, to training like a pro athlete in his 40s, to now pledging $1 million in donations once one million copies of Life Switch are sold…

His story is proof that ordinary people can live extraordinary lives when they decide to turn their switch ON.

And the early feedback says it all, readers are already highlighting every other line.

This book isn’t just inspiring people… it’s activating them.

Let’s help Joel climb to #1 Bestseller and fuel that $1M mission.

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It's been over a month since I picked up a book.

I've been busy with work.

And when I'm not working? I'm on my couch doomscrolling.

And honestly, it's fried my brain.

I'm struggling to come up with fresh perspectives.
Everything feels stale.
My thoughts feel… lazy.

And I know I'm not alone in this.

When you stop feeding your brain new ideas, your content suffers.

You start recycling the same thoughts.
Rewording the same posts.
Sounding like everyone else.

So here's my reminder (to myself and you):

Input affects output.

If you're only consuming social media, your ideas will sound like social media.

Read books.
Listen to podcasts.
Have real conversations.

Your content will thank you.

3 months ago, I onboarded a client with less than 900 followers.

His book was launching in 4 months.

Today? We've scaled his followers by 63%.

And there's still 3 weeks left until launch.

Here's what worked:

At the beginning, our goal was discoverability.

So we focused on top-of-funnel content and personal stories.

Not selling. Not promoting.

Just sharing his journey. His struggles. His insights.

The posts that performed best?

His vulnerable stories about hardships and challenges.

Not the "how-to" posts.
Not the tips.
The real, human moments.

Because people don't follow accounts.

They follow people.

And if you want to grow, you need to let people see the person behind the expertise.

That's what builds an audience.

This weekend, I sat down to batch content for myself.

First 30 minutes? Completely blank page.

Last 30 minutes? 17 ideas jotted down.

Here's what I did:

I reflected on the last 2 weeks.

Things I learned.
Observed.
Mistakes I made.
Conversations I had.

Then I asked myself:

What lessons can my audience learn from this?

And boom. Ideas everywhere.

What surprised me most?

I didn't scroll through saved posts.
I didn't look at viral content.
I didn't rely on AI.

I just reflected.

And all 17 ideas were unique. Relevant. Real.

Here's the lesson:

The best content ideas don't come from the internet.

They come from your life.

Pay attention to what's happening around you.

That's where the stories are.

I had the weirdest conversation with a prospect recently.

Let's call them Z.

Z told me:

"Right now, I don't have anything to sell. My program isn't open for enrollment. So I don't think I need to post regularly."

And I had to pause for a second.

Because here's the thing:

Personal brand isn't a platform to sell your products.

It's a way to build relationships. Attract opportunities. Foster trust.

If you only show up when you have something to sell?

No one will buy.

Because trust and credibility take time.

You can't just disappear for 6 months, then drop a sales post and expect results.

Building an audience is about providing value before you ask for anything.

So if you want quick wins and fast cash?

I'm definitely not the right fit.

But if you want to build something that lasts?

Let's talk.

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