Archit Sachdeva on LinkedIn: A mistake every founder makes (even those beyond 6-figs)... ...learning… (2024)

"The job market is killing me rn! *weeps in resume*"☝️I'm sick of seeing comments like this.-------I get it. It's not easy. Responsibilities. Bills to pay.Besides, I'm 21. I'm pretty much a baby.I still live with my parents. So I've got it 'easy', right?-------But the problem isn't the comment itself......it's the state it puts you in.Negativity. Scarcity.You end up in spectator mode.Any form of complaining is what I call The Stale Voice.-------When you're complaining, you're subconsciously saying:- "this isn't my fault."- "I don't trust myself to recover."- "there's nothing I can do about this."Why would you do that to yourself?Instead, speak in The Money Voice:- "this is my responsibility."- "I trust myself to bounce back."- "I'll work at everything I can control."And the best one:"Well this will make a fun story to tell the grandkids someday."-------Change the voice in your head.It's time to kill The Stale VoiceAnd release The Money Voice.You have it in you. Just let it free.-------POV: you're mildly obsessed with me but too frightened to send a DM.Don't worry I got u: https://speakademy.org

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I analysed 1,763 viral posts so you don't have to... ...pahahaha no I didn't.---------------Stop looking for a shortcut.You know what to do: - be yourself- share "oh, sh*t" insights- write well and consistently- stop hoping to go viral overnight- make an offer people can't say no to----------------Stop idolising "LinkedInfluencers".If you keep putting them on a pedestal, you've lost the game.Your own style is what makes you unique.Not just your "story" but literally the way you speak.Trends change FAST on this platform.But your unique voice and views don't.So that's where your advantage lies.-----------------Is "copying the proven strategies" really your gameplan?Or are you ready to carve your own path?It's time to stop speaking with The Stale Voice.Speak with The Money Voice instead.Let me show you how... DM me :)-----------------

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No this is NOT "buttering them up"... 👇 it is simply displaying that you CARE.Zuck does an awesome job here.He speaks the native language, fluently too!What DIDN'T help me close more clients:- perfectly crafted sales pitch- aggressive pain point flaring- pushing for urgency and complianceWhat DID help?- spending literally 5 minutesbrowsing the prospect's LinkedInor leafing through their websiteto find just one (small) thingthat we both have in commonAs simple as "I was being nosyand saw that you studied in ___!I've got family out ther- Or "I saw a guitar in your profile pic!You play solo or in a band or...?(let them finish the sentence)And guess what ELSE it helped me do?Make more friends. More connections.Personal AND businessVirtually AND digitallyAny level of preparationshows that you care.And if YOU don't carethen who will?Be Lucky // Archit 🍀

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How to become more rich and famous than you can possibly handle:Read fiction.-------Join the dots.Most people's information diet:- TikTok- toxic colleagues- LinkedIn (yep, mostly 💩)- news about wars and terrorism-------Your (new) information diet:- Roald Dahl's short stories- How To Stop Time by Matt Haig- The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes- literally anything Stephen King has writtenWhich one wins? It's obvious.Don't expect "creativity" to strike if you're filling your brain with "93 templates that I used to go viral."Read the best. Write the best. Nothing else works.-------POV: you want to stalk me but you don't know how. Don't worry I got u: (DM me)

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Two ways to instantly speak better:1. Speak louder.2. Speak slower.

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You might not know the answer.But if you did.What would it be?

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Knowledge is power. Sharing it is impact.

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The power of speaking slower and louder cannot be overstated.

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Proof that speaking skills are NURTURE, not NATURE 👇This lad grew up in Singaporeand as a result, his accent isSingaporean! No, he's not beingracist (though he often gets accused of that...)But what's the wider lesson from this?You are a product of your environment."ughh, I've heard that before Archit. Tellme something new!""I can't just go and live with athletesif I want to lose weight, right?"That's true. You can't COMPLETELYcontrol your environmentBut in the modern dayyou can control:- the people you follow- the movies you watch- the podcasts you listen to- who's texts you reply to on priorityWhen choosing content or conversations,most people (subconciously) ask:"will this give me moneydopamine or an ego-boost?"Instead, you should ask:"is this environment radiating metowards who I want to be?"or"draining me and taking mefurther from my goals"If you want to speak better, listen to TED talks.If you want to get fitter, unfollow junk food accounts.If you want to be calmer, listen to monks who feature on podcastsBe Lucky // Archit 🍀

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