PRACTICAL POD | Roger Christie | LinkedIn's "invisible impact" + how to create it
Your Digital ReputationShow Notes
Last episode's conversation with Shirley Chowdhary (episode 50) was a special one. It showed just how much impact your LinkedIn posts can have on the lives of others.
How can you tap into that same impact at scale as Shirley did? What ingredients are need to shift your efforts from chasing likes and vanity metrics, to pursuing a more purposeful path that has the potential to inspire many thousands of professionals?
In this final practical episode for 2024, Roger shares his best LinkedIn advice to help leaders embrace their vulnerability and tap into their why. Tune in to learn more and gain the confidence you need to show up with real impact in 2025.
TIMESTAMPS:
02:08 - Authentic storytelling on LinkedIn. 04:47 - Embracing vulnerability on LinkedIn. 07:49 - Practical strategies for sharing your "why"
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