LI-2026
LinkedIn Posts Jan-Dec 2026
Let it go
It's the hardest thing to let go of. When your 'winning way' - the approach you built your career on - is holding you back from the next level. Maybe you're a brilliant consultant … who now needs to step into a growth leader role. Or a
It's the hardest thing to let go of.
It's the hardest thing to let go of. When your 'winning way' - the approach you built your career on - is holding you back from the next level. Maybe you're a brilliant consultant … who now needs to step into a growth leader role. Or a
Rough cut account planning
Stop using time-draining account planning methods that take days? Instead do something you can complete in hours. A rough-cut account plan. That way you can get on with execution. Stripping away all the non-essentials. Sticking to just 5 elements: Which do you already have? 1/ A simple
Stop using time-draining account planning methods that take days?
Stop using time-draining account planning methods that take days? Instead do something you can complete in hours. A rough-cut account plan. That way you can get on with execution. Stripping away all the non-essentials. Sticking to just 5 elements: Which do you already have? 1/ A simple
I knocked off for the day
When people let you down it's frustrating. When you let yourself down it's even more frustrating. Yesterday was a good day. I wrote down my four goals. By lunchtime these were done - I knocked off for the day. I could easily have drifted into more work,
When people let you down it's frustrating. When you let yourself down it's even more frustrating.
When people let you down it's frustrating. When you let yourself down it's even more frustrating. Yesterday was a good day. I wrote down my four goals. By lunchtime these were done - I knocked off for the day. I could easily have drifted into more work,
Everywhere - people with their heads bent down.
Everywhere - people with their heads bent down. Handing over their lives to a wretched phone. Why? Because we've been programmed by Silicon Valley. They call them in their marketing decks. Brief windows when you now instinctively reach for your device. Itchy fingers … hundreds of times a day. It
I twisted my ankle in a pothole. Twist. Ouch!
I twisted my ankle in a pothole. Twist. Ouch! The UK has a pothole crisis. The excuses: - underfunding - HGV - utilities In other words - blame someone else. The background: - low standards - low accountability - low consequences Meaning - failed leadership. Fortunately I wasn’t badly hurt. So, look to the lesson from this,
Réflexion
What are you treating as fixed that's actually a choice? Your capacity. Your market. Your timeline. Your standards. Something you've accepted as permanent is negotiable.
In July I took a one-month break from LinkedIn.
In July I took a one-month break from LinkedIn. I was more productive and felt healthier. You might remember I worked on my living list: Hiking. Reading. Travelling. Swimming. Pub gardens. Family & friends. Ambitious clients Chucking tennis balls for Hazard. Well, now I'm going to take