Annabelle Jenisch

Pen your progress not just your applause Every day you log into your account and find yet another success story waiting for you on your feed. You start to feel like there's something terribly wrong with you and if it's time you go for deliverance. One thing I've discovered is that it's much easier to share success stories than the process that led to it. If that were not the case our socials, especially LinkedIn, would not be filled with it. I understand that sharing success stories can serve as motivation to others. However, sharing the process and progress that led to it can do much better. This way, people get to see that you didn't always have it all figured out. There were days you felt like not showing up and throwing in the towel but you kept pushing. It will also save someone from making the mistakes you made. So instead of sharing just your success story, also share your: Process Confusions Frustrations Rejections Sleepless nights Joblessness Times you were broke Etc. People will relate to this more and connect with you on a deeper level. Ps: Do you agree with me? Seeing me for the first time? Follow + connect with me Want to see more of this? Ring the ‘🔔’ Need content that drives results? Send me a DM and let's make content that works for you.

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Your energy is felt by the universe What you pour out Comes right back to you Your thoughts and desires are designed by you You are the sole creator of what you want to manifest for yourself Whats meant for you Will always be yours Comment the Word “Manifestation” to learn more Happy Monday Linkedin Fam!

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Something funny happened this afternoon. Well, it’s a sunny afternoon and I had just woken from a nap. I planned to wake by 12:30 pm to write my post cause I had successfully set the alarms. But guess what? I’m currently writing my post by 1:30 pm cause I switched off the alarm myself when it rang. (Don’t blame me, I'm also human 😂). But the message I want to pass across today, I already had an idea of what it's going to look like cause I already wrote out my topic on Sunday. You see as a beginner or someone trying to stay consistent in writing on LinkedIn, you can't always batch-create content like people who have been writing for a long time. But you can batch-create your ideas💡. It’s something I try out often time cause it helps refine your creativity. And also helps you stay on track as you're trying out new methods and styles of writing daily which sharpens your skill as a writer. It's always unique and most importantly it works really well. So I’d recommend it. P.S. Have you also tried batch-creating ideas? Let me know in the comment section. Seeing me for the first time? My name is Faith & I'm a LinkedIn ghostwriter and Website copywriter. Click on my name + follow +🔔 to see more of my content. #Ghostwriter.

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If you've ever questioned your abilities You're not alone. My beginning days as a writer were filled with moments when I battled with myself–mostly my brain that I was a writer. It went on like that for a while. I sometimes face it even now. Limiting beliefs they call it. I'll write a piece of content and all I could see was something not up to the bar. I'll go online and read other people's content and ask myself the reason why I couldn't write as beautifully as they do. What was I lacking? Maybe I don't have what it takes to be a writer. I was always faced with: •Comparison with others •Imposter syndrome •Fear of feedback •Perfectionism But these are ways I'm dealing with it now: 📍Comparison with others: Appreciate the uniqueness of your voice/work. You are different from others. No one has the same voice/style as you do. Never compare yourself with others rather use their success as inspiration to be better. 📍Imposter syndrome Know that you're enough. Keep a journal of your achievements and every feedback you've received to counter negative thoughts. Having a community that supports you always also helps. 📍Fear of feedback: Criticism when done the right way helps you to be better. It shows you places you need to improve on. Gradually expose yourself to constructive feedback. You can start by sharing your work with friends or groups. 📍Perfectionism: Perfection is a myth. Remember that first drafts are imperfect and editing is a natural part of the writing process. Aim for progress, not perfection. Ps: which of these did you suffer from?

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Have you noticed posts in your feed with zero comments and just a few likes? Be the person who changes that. When you comment on an “invisible” account, you’re not just boosting their post. You’re boosting their confidence. Because every one of us started with zero. We were all once nobodies, posting into the void. Until someone noticed us. And that’s the power you hold. If you come across content that’s valuable but overlooked: - Drop a thoughtful comment. - Hit that like button. - Share a kind word. Your small action could be the spark that helps them keep going. Remember: when you support others, you're not just helping them grow - you’re contributing to a better, more connected community. Because helping others isn’t just a nice thing to do. It’s the right thing to do. Pay it forward, folks. ❤️

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The cardinal sin of content: Being boring. One day, I had to take my little one for a nap drive. And my big one had to come along. “Your brother has to fall asleep,” I said, mustering my best threat voice. “Don’t bother him, don’t look at him. Just sit there and be boring.” Without missing a beat, he sincerely replied, “I don’t know how to do that.” One of the harsh realities of growing up is we learn to be boring. 5 boring posts to avoid: 1. The infomercial. “We’re excited to announce…” Cool. But no one cares. 2. The nutrition label. If your post looks like a nutrition label packed with dry info and block paragraphs (like this paragraph), it doesn’t matter how helpful the info may be, no one will read it. 3. The dissertation. If you’re just trying to sound smart, stop. All you’re doing is making people feel stupid. And people don’t like to feel stupid. 4. The assumptive convo. “Let’s talk about X!” You’re assuming people care about your topic. 97% don’t. So at least make it an invitation: “What do you think about X?” 5. The diatribe. Venting is for your bestie, your therapist, or your spiritual advisor. Not here. Instead: Be entertaining. Be educational. Be empathetic. P.S. I’ve totally been guilty of most of these, that’s how I know they don’t work. Which one is your weakness? ==== Hi, I’m Jonathan Jordan, and I help people avoid writing boring content.

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Opportunities are everywhere. You just need to focus on them. I used to focus on the obstacles in my way, and it felt like life was working against me.  But the moment I shifted my mindset to find opportunities, everything changed.  I started noticing patterns I hadn't seen before.   Suddenly, I knew what I could do—and what I couldn’t do (yet).  Key takeaways:   1. The more you seek opportunities, the more they’ll reveal themselves.   2. Noticing patterns comes naturally when you’re open to growth.   3. A mindset focused on obstacles limits your potential and your happiness.  Find opportunities. Chase them.   You’ll uncover more than you ever imagined. Trust me on that.  🎯 Looking for a coach who understands your journey? Reach out, and let’s take that next step together.  ♻️ Repost or share this with someone who needs to see this! #PersonalDevelopment #GrowthMindset #Coaching #JohannesMulari #Opportunity

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Ever struggled with English Tenses? Trying for the longest yet couldn’t wrap your head around it? Here’s solving your problem with a simple help/rather a simple research. Here it is.. 5 TENSES = 96% OF ENGLISH As you may know, the English we use for speaking is different from the English we use in writing. Even from person to person, our individual speaking style might lead one person to use, for example, the present tense more often than another person. We can, however, observe some useful patterns. This is the breakdown of the most commonly used English verb tenses: Simple Present 57.51% Simple Past 19.7% Simple Future 8.5% Present Perfect 6.0% Present Continuous 5.1% 3 quick insights from the top 5: The simple present accounts for more than half of the verbs used in English speech. The 5 most commonly used verb tenses total up to over 95% of usage. The simple tenses are the top three verb tenses. And the small portion that’s left covers all the other 7 tenses. So next time, you wanna give mastering English another shot, how about you focus on the above 5 we just spoke about 👍 Happy Eng-learning!

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You got so lost in the “Building your business!” efforts, you forgot the main reason you were doing it all for! It was for yourself, your family, your kids. Ain’t it? See, everything you have been doing so far has engrossed you completely in your work, leaving you with no time for anything else. Because let’s be real now! Coaching is one thing and client hunting is a whole new struggle. And that’s the reason- → You have no time for self-care → Your kids miss the quality time  → Your spouse awaits your presence. Now the main question, how can you manage it all? Here’s the roadmap: 1️⃣ Automate Your Business → Get clients without going on sales calls  ⤷ Sales pages say it all so you save time & energy → Send automated email sequences to nurture your TA  ⤷ Human-written emails resonate well. AI sucks in this → Leverage your lead magnet to get leads ⤷ Landing pages work 24/7 and grabs leads 2️⃣ Build a Strong Online Presence → Have a strong website with persuasive copy  ⤷ It attracts organic traffic & converts visitors into leads. → Publish SEO-Optimized Blog Posts regularly ⤷ It will boost your search engine rankings. → Show up on social media consistently ⤷ Posts your killer offers, network, and go in DMs Now this sounds A LOT! Isn’t it? If you do all this alone you’ll lose your sanity in no time. This is exactly where I step in to help you with! ✅Content creation to free up your time. ✅Your sales funnel so that everything goes smooth ✅Suggestions to help you get clear about how to take things along Need help with content that ATTRACTS and gets you CLIENTS consistently? DM me “Content” and I’ll get back to you!

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𝗛𝗼𝘄 𝗜 𝗛𝗶𝘁 𝟳𝗸 𝗙𝗼𝗹𝗹𝗼𝘄𝗲𝗿𝘀 𝗶𝗻 𝗝𝘂𝘀𝘁 𝟳 𝗠𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗵𝘀......... Here's how I went from 0 to over 7k followers in just 7 months, and you can too! ↪ 𝟴 𝘁𝗵𝗶𝗻𝗴𝘀 𝘁𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗺𝗮𝗱𝗲 𝗮 𝗯𝗶𝗴 𝗱𝗶𝗳𝗳𝗲𝗿𝗲𝗻𝗰𝗲: ▫ Changed from just promoting to having real chats. ▫ Talked like I would to a friend. ▫ Gave more than asked for – people love free stuff and cool content. ▫ Checked out interesting stuff and kept learning. ▫ Just had fun with it and kept it simple, didn't overthink things. ▫ More likes and comments show good stuff, so pay attention to what people like. ▫ Kept chatting with cool people by leaving comments and sending messages. ▫ Remember, your profile shows who you are, not just your job. Your personal brand matters. 𝗣.𝗦: 𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁'𝘀 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝘀𝗲𝗰𝗿𝗲𝘁 𝘁𝗼 𝗴𝗿𝗼𝘄𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗻𝗲𝘁𝘄𝗼𝗿𝗸? 𝗦𝗵𝗮𝗿𝗲 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝘁𝗶𝗽𝘀 𝗯𝗲𝗹𝗼𝘄! 𝗔𝗹𝘀𝗼, 𝗗𝗼𝗻'𝘁 𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗴𝗲𝘁 𝘁𝗼 𝗳𝗼𝗹𝗹𝗼𝘄 𝗦𝗶𝗱𝗿𝗮🌻 https://lnkd.in/dS9_qUAF #careeradvice #cvwriting #newbeginnings #JobSeekers #Jobs #Resumewriting #Coverletter #LinkedIn

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Freedom isn't the same for me anymore. As a kid, I used to be happy on Independence Day. It's what gave meaning to the word freedom. But now, it's just not the same. Freedom runs deeper than it seems. We often think of freedom as physical or political, But true liberation starts from within. If you still can't let go or think from your brain and not feelings, You're not emotionally free. Freedom is the ability to choose your response. It's the power to pause, reflect, and decide consciously, Rather than being a slave to your emotions. Mental freedom means questioning your thoughts, Challenging beliefs that no longer serve you. It's the courage to change your mind, And the wisdom to know when to hold firm. Spiritual freedom transcends the material, Finding peace regardless of circumstances. It's knowing your worth isn't tied to possessions or status, But to your inherent value as a human being. Social freedom is the strength to be yourself, Unapologetically authentic in a world of conformity. It's setting healthy boundaries and saying no, While also opening your heart to genuine connections. Financial freedom gives you options and security, But true wealth lies in contentment and gratitude. It's breaking free from the endless cycle of want, And finding joy in what you already have. Freedom is a journey, not a destination. It's a daily practice of mindfulness and growth. The more we cultivate inner freedom, The more we can contribute to a truly free world. How free are you truly? P.S. Happy Independence Day to you 🇮🇳 #independenceday #linkedinindia #freedom #growth

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Last month I did a thing Letting Go of What I Can’t Control I used to stress over things like: • Likes • Follower count • Impressions • Shares • Comments Every time my post didn’t perform well, it would mess with my mood. But then it hit me — why waste energy on things I can't influence? So, I shifted my focus to what I can control • Engaging with my community • Showing up consistently • Sharing helpful contents • Building relationships • Adding value through my content Shifting my focus has helped me to focus on what matters. Now, I don’t let numbers define my progress. What are you focusing on?

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How I Realized That Taking Charge of My Mind is the Only Way to Stop the Overthinking Caused by My Own Limitations Residing in the Dark Spaces Within Me. You know, there was a time when I felt completely trapped by my own thoughts and emotions. These weren’t just random feelings—they came from dark, limiting spaces within me. They were the kind of feelings that filled me with self-doubt, confusion, and a sense of unworthiness. They made me question if I deserved good things, if I was capable, or if I even had a purpose. It was like I was stuck in this mental fog, unable to see the right direction. For the longest time, I didn’t realize that these feelings weren’t some external force or bad luck. I used to think maybe it was negative energy or something like black magic working against me. But eventually, I came to understand that most of this was coming from my own unresolved patterns—those old fears, beliefs, and thoughts that I never faced or worked through. The biggest lesson for me was this: if you don’t take charge of your mind, it will play all sorts of games. It will pull you into overthinking, self-doubt, and even stop you from growing. And the worst part? You won’t even realize it’s your own mind doing this to you. I started working on this by first acknowledging those feelings and patterns. I didn’t try to push them away, but I also didn’t let them control me. Instead, I began questioning them. “Why do I feel this way? Is this really true, or is it just an old belief I’ve outgrown?” Bit by bit, I started breaking free from those limiting thoughts. And I’m still in the process. I still catch myself sometimes falling into those old patterns. But now I’m aware, and awareness changes everything. Each time, I get a little better at identifying and rectifying these thoughts. It’s a journey, honestly. But what I’ve realized is that when you stop being a victim of your own mind and take control of it, you start seeing yourself and your purpose more clearly. And that clarity? That’s where real growth begins. - Atul Tyagi #mindset #overthinking #mentalhealth

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#AskDeepak: “There seem to be 2 different things to focus on during meditation - one is your breathing and the other is your witness. What should I focus on?” Tap here to read my response - https://lnkd.in/gZF93wp6 #meditation #breath #awareness

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Here’s the inconvenient truth. As much as your higher self wants you to believe that humans are kind and good to begin with, There are bad people with bad intentions and bad aura around as much as they are good meaning ones. Now when I say they are bad, I mean that their intentions are coming from a place of inflicting pain and harm to another person, not that they are inherently born bad. Their bad, their greedy, self-entitled behavior is an effect of their life experiences, their actions, their thoughts and how they make sense of the world altogether. Now I know that you may have heard or seen people say that you must love them unconditionally and help them as much as you can. I believe that too. But that doesn’t mean you ought to put yourself in front of their senseless attacks, that you ought to be friends with them. You can love them in your heart and wish them well, and you can also cut them out of your social circle. Because you have to realise that you cannot be a saviour. That’s not your job. Your job is to care for your well-being. And in the process of doing so, you cut those ill-intentioned people out of your life. And it is your actions of cutting the cord…that will plant the seed for them to realise one day, why people are cutting them off. And that seed will blossom into a lesson for them to change. If you have saviour complex and cannot let go of “not helping them”, then this is a very good perspective for you to consider. That to truly help someone who is angry, upset at the entire world, an energy vampire, a compulsive liar and narcissist… you help them turn their life around by cutting them off. That’s how you do it. There is a realist aspect here as you also learn how to become compassionate. It’s a balance. Ok?

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LinkedIn automatically toggles ON in your privacy settings to use your content to improve their AI. This means you need to go into your settings to toggle it off if you don’t want LinkedIn doing this. Thanks to Lea 🌈 Turner for the heads up!

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