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We all have those days when writing a LinkedIn post feels virtually impossible.
Your brain just… stalls. You know you have things to say, but the words aren't there.
I get it.
Your brain has been in meetings, on calls, or putting out fires, and now you feel the pull to show up on LinkedIn.
But you’ve got nothing.
That’s why I put together these three prompts you can use if this week’s one of those weeks where creativity feels like a distant memory.
Talk about a time where you've followed advice because it was packaged as a "best practice" and thought to yourself, "Why isn't this working for me?"
Share the advice and what happened when you actually tried it. What do you do now instead that works?
This post gives you permission to trust your own experience over recycled advice you see on the platform. Someone might read it and had the same thing happen.
This kind of post gives people permission to trust their own experience over recycled advice.
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This type of post will pull back the curtain and show your process.
How to do it:
Choose one part of your workflow (email, post scheduling, prioritizing, meetings).
Explain the system or process you use to streamline it.
Share why it works (bonus if you've tested other methods).
Invite others to share their approach.
When you share a post like this, you're teaching instead of preaching because you're sharing something you actually do. People love that.
This is a low-effort, high-conversation move, especially toward the end of the week when everyone's running on fumes.
Name the book, share what you’re enjoying, and snap a pic of the cover.
People will tell you they've read it, recommend something else, or just appreciate the peek into your world.
PS If you liked these, I've got 10 more in a free guide: Grab 10 more free prompts.
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