Priyanka Kesarwani

My first salary. ₹8000. I thought I had made it. Dreamt of treating my family, shopping for myself, maybe even saving a little. But by the end of the month? Poof. Gone. That’s when I realized earning money is one thing. Growing it is another. I could have settled. A stable job. A predictable salary. A safe routine. It made sense, right? But deep down, I wanted more. More than just waiting for a paycheck. More than just working for someone else’s dream. So, I took a risk. I started my own venture. Dived into entrepreneurship with zero experience. Built. Failed. Learned. Rebuilt. Some days, it felt exhilarating. Other days, it felt like the worst decision ever. But every challenge shaped me. Made me more adaptable, more me. Eventually, I found my path in freelancing. No fixed salary slip. No safety net. But also, no limits. No boss deciding my worth. No cap on how much I can grow. Today, I earn 10x of my first salary. But the best part? I don’t just earn. I own my time, my choices, my freedom. And to think as it all started with that ₹8000. Tell me what was your first salary? And where has your journey taken you? 👇 P.S. Remember, it’s not about how much you make as it’s about what you do with what you have and where it takes you. If you're feeling stuck or unsure, it's okay to take that leap.

I confessed YES. My husband says I’m cheating on him. Because I am giving most of my time to understanding LinkedIn. As LinkedIn is drowning in lifeless, AI-written posts. You’ve seen it yourself. You open the platform, looking for something (fucking anything) to engage with… but it’s hard when everything you scroll through is so bad. So when you come across a post that: ∝ Catches you off guard ∝ Makes you smile ∝ Makes you think ∝ Makes you feel something ∝ Makes it easy to engage You appreciate it, don’t you? You’re there to ‘join in’. To become part of the ‘conversation’. So when someone writes a post that makes that feel easy (and fun), you naturally gravitate towards them. Writing Unpredictable Content positions you as THAT leader. THAT leader whose posts: ∝ People look out for ∝ Comment on ∝ Share And ultimately… You become THAT leader people: ∝ Want to invite to their podcast ∝ Want to offer speaking gigs to ∝ Want to connect and exchange DMs with ∝ Want to work with You become the leader who uses LinkedIn to attract opportunity. (Which is ‘the whole point’) This is still possible in July 2025. And I am following these amazing leaders of LinkedIn, from whom you can learn so many things for free, and here they are- 1. Jasmin Alić (My most fav) 2. Alex Hormozi 3. Justin Welsh 4. Sherry S. 5. Samridhi Bhardwaj 🚀 6. Lara Acosta 7. Ruben Hassid 8. Siddhant Garg 9. Shitiz Dogra 10. Neel Jadhav 11. Jayant Mundhra 12. Luke Matthews Many more...

If you're using ChatGPT to write your LinkedIn posts, you're a fool. Claude is way better, you guys