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Ideas to spread

These are the ideas I come back to again and again—the ones I want to echo out into the world. Not the most viral. The most me.

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🌟 On Refreshing Your LinkedIn Banner for Authenticity

• This small change on my LinkedIn profile led to 75+ messages. I refreshed my LinkedIn banner to showcase 7 things I love—books, coffeeshops, board games, etc. —and the result? More authentic connections. This is a great way to stand out in a sea of profiles.

🛑 On Boundaries + Saying No (So You Can Say Yes)

• I was overcommitting to coffee chats, and here’s how I set boundaries. — I realized that I preferred asynchronous communication to save time and focus on things that truly energize me. Here’s how I started setting clearer boundaries, especially when people wanted to “pick my brain”.

🌱 On Recognizing the Impact We Have on Each Other

• There’s a word called watashiato. It’s about acknowledging the ways we impact each other. — I obsessed with the idea that we should not let people wonder about the impact they’ve made in our lives and, instead, tell them.

📝 On Creating Content Pillars + Posting Consistently

• How I create content pillars on LinkedIn that represent who I am and the ideas I want to share. — These are my biggest tips for creating a consistent LinkedIn presence, rooted in the content that matters most to me.

🧭 Focusing On Where & How You Can Be Reached

• Cut down the time you spend in LinkedIn DMs. Here’s how I did it. — Setting an away message to share my boundaries and focus my time on what truly matters.

🎤 On Reintroducing Yourself

• Here’s how I reintroduced myself on LinkedIn after some time away. — If you’re looking to reintroduce yourself to your network after a break or after a milestone of sorta, this is how I did it.