Think of this as a gym for your LinkedIn habit.

One post a day. For 30 days. To find your voice and stop overthinking every word.

Why LinkedIn?

We're all selling something. Our ideas, our work, our shot at the next thing. People buy from people they know, and your profile shows up before you do. LinkedIn (1B+ users) is one of the best places to be seen.

What you get:

- 30 prompts designed to pull real stories out of you. No niche required.

- 3 reflection questions per prompt to help you dig deep.

- 5 sample posts in my voice, on the days the prompt is hardest.

- A Day 0 profile audit to fix your headline, banner, and About before you start.

- An AI prompt loaded with anti-AI rules so your drafts don't sound like ChatGPT.

- A 30-minute daily ritual to keep you on track without a group chat.

- A Day 31 plan so you don't quit when the 30 days end.

But what if the prompts don't match my niche?

They're not supposed to. They're broad on purpose. You bring the lens and the expertise.

- Prompt: "A small win that meant a lot"? Share a niche win from your domain.

- Prompt: "Your morning routine"? Explain how it shapes your craft.

That's how general prompts become deeply personal.

Who is this for?

Anyone who wants to show up on LinkedIn without sounding like a brochure. Career professionals, freelancers, founders, or folks getting back to LinkedIn after a break.

What's new in v3

v1 was a free workbook for friends. v2 ran as cohorts with a WhatsApp group. v3 is the version I wish I had when I started: structured enough to follow on your own, flexible enough to fit around a real job. New in this version: 5 sample posts in my voice, a Day 0 profile audit, an AI prompt that fights AI-sounding output, a daily ritual that keeps you on track solo, and a Day 31 plan for what comes next.

The hardest part is starting. Block 30 minutes on your calendar. Then start.

Aditya Maheshwari