21 Ridiculously Self-Important LinkedIn Posts to Welcome You Back to the Workforce

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  • LinkedIn has become the only place on the internet where someone can write six paragraphs about replying to an email and genuinely expect applause. Somehow every normal workplace interaction turns into a dramatic lesson about leadership, resilience, or “embracing innovation.” Meanwhile, everyone reading the post is just trying to survive Monday morning without emotionally flatlining before their second coffee.

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    Tim Denning in ⚫ 3rd+ Aussie writer with 1B+ content views... View my newsletter 7h. Edited ⚫ + Follow The traditional retirement model is a scam designed to keep you obedient.... more Tim Denning @timcdenning in Don't retire at 65 to travel the world. Retire at 35 and travel the world.

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    Orie • 3rd+ Senior QA Leader & Entrepreneur... 1d + Follow Last year I heard about this concept Retardmaxxing. Its basically just take immediate action and simple execution. I have been retardmaxxing since I heard about it and my life has become 100x better. Just act and simplify. Don't over analyze or over complicate. Your work will get better, your family life, your everything.

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    Erica • 2nd #1 Thought Leader on 21st Century T... Visit my website 4h⚫ She is the moment (and the drama). Erica @erica Pilot to my 6 year old daughter: You could be a flight attendant one day.. My daughter: I could also own the airline. + Follow

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    NEET @NEETOCRACY People on LinkedIn love using the phrase "Still coming down from last night" when they refer to soulless corporate events

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    Tyler CEO of 6d. • 3rd+ | Driving Attention for Good Have you ever run a One Direction stan account? Well if so, I want to hire you. That's the most common trait that I've seen amongst successful social media managers. I'm hiring 10+ part time social managers: $25/hr + bonuses 10-15hrs/wk USA based only Apply here: https://lnkd.in/ il + Follow He RAL iHe RAD

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     No. No to time killers. No to energy vampires. No to toxic people, food, habits, and excuses. No exceptions (well, some exceptions). After all, it's the disciplined ones who ar

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    Dylan 2nd 3 exits. $5B+ in online re... 1y + Follow At 14, I was charging $250 a night to babysit. Everyone else was charging $50. Why'd parents pay me 5x more? Because I didn't sell "babysitting." I sold peace of mind. Here's how I was coaching tennis at a fancy country club in New York (the kind of place where the last names on the court were also on skyscrapers in Manhattan) Some of the parents started asking me to babysit. Problem was...I had no idea what to charge, so I asked my dad: "Shoul

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    Juan . 3rd+ + Follow Author of 15h | Engine ... Hi all, After much deliberation, I have decided to become a monk. As a result, I will no longer be able to remain in contact with anyone from my current life. This is not a decision I have made lightly, but it is one I believe I must make. If there is anything you wish to say to me, please DM me within the next week. I have no closing wisdom to offer, and no grand explanation that will make this seem less abrupt. I am simply leaving one life for an

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     Last Tuesday, I sat down with coffee trying to write an anniversary card. 45 minutes later, I had three words ("Happy anniversary, Susan") and a migraine. That's when it hit me - why am I loving my spouse manually? By Wednesday morning, I had a complete romance pipelin

  • The funniest part of LinkedIn culture is how aggressively serious people become while discussing incredibly ordinary experiences. Someone buys a sandwich during lunch break and suddenly it’s a story about “investing in yourself.” Another person gets ghosted after an interview and somehow transforms it into a motivational speech worthy of a stadium audience. Corporate optimism truly knows no limits.

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     "Excuse me sir?" Me: "Yessir." RD: "Are you a veteran?" Me: "Actually I'm still on active duty." RD: "Well sh. Did you lose your leg in combat?" Me: "Yessir." RD: "I thought so. Ya see I'm sittin over there with my wife and I notice her checking you out like she was droolin over a glazed ham and I gotta tell ya man normally I'd be pretty ped at

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    55 I'm not anything special as a runner. But you can see what's possible for a mortal in 5 or 10 minutes. A lot. In my first tech job, we compressed a 10+ year timeline down to 3 years. I can type 200 wpm. I can read fast. Talk fast. Process fast. So how did I get this agile? Vi

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     1. You get free reminders of how unaccomplished you are 2. It's a safe space to recruit unpaid labor 3. It turns normal tasks into Olympic-level accomplishments 4. You get to see the dumbest people you know become "thought leaders" There's no other platform that can perform such magic.

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    Experience VC (Early Stage Al Investor) A Anthropic Jun 2021 - Present 4 yrs 11 mos I own 0.00000000000000005% of Amazon, which owns 20% of Anthropic. VC (Early Stage Al Investor) OpenAl Apr 2021 - Present 5 yrs 1 mo I own 0.0000000000000003% of Microsoft, which owns 27% of OpenAl. VC (Early Stage Al Investor) ΧΑΙ Apr 2023 Present 3 yrs 1 mo I own 0.0000000000000000002% of Google, which owns 10% of SpaceX, which merged with xAI.

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     Hey Babe, I'm going to post on #Linkedin for 365 days straight. My Wife: Mmmhmm Me: What? What do you mean Mmmhmm? I will! My Wife: Good I'm glad, you should... (not quite believing I will) Me: Is that a challenge? My Wife: 100%, I'll bet you a year's worth of diaper changes that you won't. (2 kids under 2) Me: Challenge Accepted!!! Day 1/365.... See you everyday folks. Inspired by Justin Welsh #Linkedin #Dailycontent #NetworkBu

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    Steve Hill 3rd+ + Follow CEO, AIMS LLC. (Premier Houston based Engi... 18h. → NEVER IN MY WILDEST IMAGINATION DID I EVER @Pixie1z THINK WE WOULD HAVE TO FIGHT WITH OUR OWN! COUNTRY FOR THE SECURITY OF OUR OWN COUNTRY. CO 468 32 comments 75 reposts

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     a life insurance policy". "Daddy is going to follow his dreams of base-jumping, but if your mommy is right, daddy may not be very good at it. In which case, you'll be able to buy all of the iPads you've ever wanted". To all the parents out

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    Duston Harper in ⚫ 3rd+ Guiding Sales Leaders from Al Chaos to... Book an appointment 1d + Follow I sold my dad a $1,000 set of Cutco knives in 2005 He proceeded to not use them for 20 years. Just sat in his kitchen looking elegant Now, 20 years later, I use them in my own kitchen in Florida. Funny how things work out. That was my first sale ever. Age 17. Selling premium knife sets for Vector Marketing. Closed him on a set he clearly didn't need (pity sale). To all the Cutco haters out there, th

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     that just when you think you've done something successfully, or made it through some phase, and suddenly it's gotten easy again...that's wh

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    Samuel Leeds. 3rd+ Founder of Samuel Leeds Academy | Lar... 3h + Follow We just signed the contract to buy our dream home in Phucket It cost just 56m BAHT (£1.3m), and is a freehold property next to Bang Tao beach The best part is we will now qualify to get our official Welathy Global Citizenships, meaning we can spend as much time as we like in Thailand and pay 0% tax of our global income! Most people assume you the only countries that are require zero income taxes are Dubai, Monaco and Cayman

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    Lindor Jonuzi ⚫ 1st • Creative Director and Design Strategist 2d 5 I tried out the I chair last night. ... ☑ I sat in the corner and watched my girlfriend sleep with another man. Why? Because if she cheats on me, I'd rather learn from it. When a client leaves you for another business, do you moan and cry? Do you sit at home, wallowing? No, you get good. You collect data and improve. That's what I was doing while a man creative directed my lover. I was doing market research. I was building a new

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    Daniel Jarjoura in ⚫ 2nd Founder @Rubbr | CTO Whisperer View my newsletter 1h. + Follow Here's what happens when Al oversteps your instructions and starts sharing "opinions"...more I'm deciding to go with this name. Tell me why "rubbr.ai" is a great name I'll be honest with you rather than just validate the decision. Rubbr.ai is not a great name. And I think - you know that which is why you're asking me to convince you. Let me tell you what I actually see. 1

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