OK, so I’m writing this but honestly, if you are looking for excuses as to why it can’t work, here’s the proof you’re wrong. Sam is a single parent who only 2 years ago was battling cancer and this week got the all clear. But also this week she’s come THIRD in Alex Hormozi’s 100 challenge. She made $166,078 in 90 days (correct me if that’s wrong but I think that was the challenge). Sam helps you build and use LinkedIn to gain leads, as do many other people. So if you are saying you can’t do well in your chosen field because others are doing what you do and not making money, look at Sam. If you are saying life is hard, look at Sam. If you are saying it’s not possible to get leads from LinkedIn, look at Sam. Not as comparison to make you feel bad, but as possibility and a way to get rid of the excuses and take responsibility. If you can’t muster it right now, that’s OK, I haven’t been able to either the last few months. But that’s for me to work out how to navigate those life grenades and find a way forward. Not to have a life long story as to why I couldn’t make it work. @Sam Rathling we are so very proud to be part of your world, you smashed it. 🙌👏👏👏

A huge and very happy Fathers Day to all the Dads and Step Dads who are doing their best

Hi everyone, I have taken the plunge and joined LinkedIn. If anyone wants to connect with me my profile is https://www.linkedin.com/in/roslyn-whiting-leathercraft Any tips are also very welcome. Thanks 🙂

If you want to keep growing your business, your wealth, your relationships.. You MUST keep growing YOU.

I am looking at changing my posts slightly as I head into my year of posting stories. As I want the Wheeliehogs to be seen by a publishing agency or something similar, would it be appropriate to set up a Wheeliehogs LinkedIn to get the attention of companies that may be interested in a new project? Timeline, I was thinking 6 months. I'm currently 6 weeks in. Any thoughts would be appreciated. Thanks.