There’s a line Spencer shared today that’s been on repeat in my head: “Stay ready and you don’t have to get ready.” It’s simple, but it’s basically the operating system for anyone who wants to move fast when opportunity shows up.​ Staying ready isn’t about being “on” 24/7 or chasing some fake perfection. It’s about keeping your skills sharp, your systems clean, your health and mindset in a place where you can say “yes” without scrambling when the right door opens.​ In this community, that looks like: - Building daily habits that make you better, even 1% at a time.​ - Creating assets and systems now that future-you will be grateful for.​ - Expecting opportunity and acting like the kind of person who’s already prepared for it.​ Question for you: what’s one way you can “stay ready” this week so you’re not trying to “get ready” when the moment hits? Drop it in the comments so the rest of the community can steal good ideas.​ https://www.linkedin.com/posts/skj21_nevermiss-stayready-sportstech-activity-7404535409466060801-5hl7?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAAXGzIIBqnmh6hfYUlYXRk_uvTvSEMhC0os

Hey y’all! Plain and simple, I have a client I’ve been working with that struck a nerve yesterday with his industry. We’ve been building a content strategy around consistency. Video posts, image posts, text posts, and combinations therein. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/therecruitingcoachnd_i-cant-believe-a-talent-acquisition-leader-activity-7392237083660300289-HTUA?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios&rcm=ACoAAAXGzIIBqnmh6hfYUlYXRk_uvTvSEMhC0os

A big welcome to everyone who’s just joined The LinkedIn Growth Lab over the past week – glad you’re here.​ Jump into the comments and: - Tell us where you’re joining from (city/country).​ - Drop a link to your LinkedIn profile so folks can connect, follow, and send you warm intros.​ If you want bonus visibility, add one line on what you’re focused on right now (outbound, inbound, content, partnerships, hiring, etc.).

LinkedIn Growth Lab members, Wanted to share a quick update as we evolve: we’ve just enabled premium features on the platform! Right now, these are only being applied to the CLASSROOM section, where you’ll find exclusive new trainings, deep-dive workshops, and advanced resources to help you master LinkedIn. What’s NOT changing: Our core community experience will remain exactly the same; open, supportive, and accessible to all. All current discussions, wins, and group resources are staying right where they are, with no paywall. Bottom line: Premium offerings = more value for those who want it, but the heart of our community remains free as always. If you’re curious or want to check out the new classroom features, feel free to dive in. Questions? Drop them below! Let’s keep growing, together! —Daniel

Here’s why this post by Chris Do is a standout example for drawing attention, boosting engagement, and delivering real value: 1. Attention-Grabbing Hook - Opens with a bold, counter-intuitive idea that immediately stops the scroll:“When they say you're wrong, simply agree. What?!! Yes. Agree.” - Highlights a common pain point (“You’re too expensive,” etc.) to instantly connect. 2. Real-World Storytelling - Draws on 30 years of client conversations for credibility and relatability. - Talks directly to the reader, sharing practical wisdom learned from experience. 3. Actionable Framework - Breaks advice into an easy-to-follow 3-step process (Agree, Get Curious, Redirect Together). - Provides specific, ready-to-use phrases that readers can apply right away. 4. Delivers a Mindset Shift - Challenges the reader to re-examine their instincts (“Your need to be right is costing you relationships. And relationships are costing you money.”) - Frames agreement as a strength, not a weakness (“Agreement isn’t weakness. It’s aikido.”). 5. Drives Engagement - Ends with open-ended questions to invite discussion: - Suggests a “try this” experiment to encourage replies and stories. - Smart use of hashtags to increase reach. 6. Active Community Engagement - Inspires meaningful comments and conversation, showing the post’s impact. - The author responds to commenters, deepening connection and ongoing dialogue. Bottom Line:It’s memorable, practical, and creates a real conversation. This makes it a best-practice example your own posts can learn from.