One of the comments I've received most is "I want to sound better on LinkedIn" Got it! Here's your quick win for today - 3 LinkedIn post templates you can use as-is to show up, engage, and not overthink it. Pick one. Post it. Publish and drop a 🔗 in the comments so we can cheer you on! --------------------------------------------------------------------- ----> Template 1: The “I learned this the hard way” post: I used to think that [thing you believed early on] was the most important part of [your role / type of work]. Turns out, it’s actually [thing you know now]. The shift happened when [specific moment, mistake, or realization]. If you’re in [field / role] and this still feels confusing, all good, you’re just learning the job. Curious: what’s one thing you had to unlearn? --------------------------------------------------------------------- ---> Template 2: The “nobody tells people like me this” post Nobody tells [writers / marketers / content people] this, so I will: [Short, calm truth about the job] You're not doing it wrong! It just [real reason it’s hard / messy / unclear]. Once I understood this, [what changed in how you worked or felt]. If you’re early in this field and this resonates, you’re not alone. --------------------------------------------------------------------- ----> Template 3: The “here’s what I do instead” post When [common frustrating situation], I don’t [thing people usually do] anymore. Instead, I do this:[simple action you take] It doesn’t make the work perfect. But it does make it calmer and more manageable. If you’re dealing with this too, feel free to steal it.

Hey writers, I’m curious: what are your professional goals for 2026?

We've had a lot of members join in the last few days - and it's time for me to monetize. But as founding members, you get access for free, for life! Got a friend you want to get free acccess? Let me know and I'll send them a personal invite to join.

That's right writers, the first module of my new course for marketing writers is live! And as founding members, you get free access. Give it a try over in the classroom and let me know what you think :) The course covers how to: - understand what marketing content is actually responsible for (and what it isn’t) - make sense of vague briefs instead of freezing - think clearly about audience, intent, and timing without fake personas - turn messy thinking into workable drafts - edit your own work without spiraling or flattening it - collaborate with editors, managers, and stakeholders without losing your footing And more of the skills you need coming soon!

Yay me! and you :) I've got the 3rd module of my course ready and waiting for you, covering: Working with designers/product partners. I have some ideas of what to focus Module 4 on, but I'd love to know your thoughts: