Hi all, I'm Grace - a teacher from the UK. Excited to be part of this community :)

Hey everyone! 👋 Really excited to be here and connect with everyone in this community. I joined because I’m looking to learn more about growing an online presence, building genuine connections, and understanding how to create opportunities through networking and content. I’m looking forward to learning from everyone’s experiences, sharing ideas, and seeing what others are working on. A little about me, I enjoy learning, meeting new people, and improving along the way. I’m excited to be part of a community where people are focused on growth and helping each other succeed. Looking forward to connecting with you all! 😊 By the way, what’s something that has helped you grow your network or make better connections?

Curious to hear everyone’s thoughts in the comments too what’s been the hardest part for you personally?

1- What should be a good DM opener to the attention of the founders (mainly USA, UK & Canadian founders)? 2- What's the method for a follow-up? How do we message, how not to sound salesy, or the next person thinking we are desperate, as in we are gonna pitch him 3- How to get on a simple networking call with the founders, what should be the dm for initiating the conversation, and how to have a valuable conversation in the networking call on Google Meet?

While analyzing LinkedIn creators profiles, we repeatedly noticed one thing (this clarity is insane for many) : LinkedIn creators mistakenly think: “High likes = deeply understood content.” - (Drums rolling in the background.) - Big False. Why? Point 1 : Humans naturally evolve to save metal energy, Click on Likes allows us to feel involved while keeping our brains on "low-power mode." without reading whole post. Point 2 : On platforms like LinkedIn, a "Like" is often a strategic tool for visibility and relationship maintenance - a way to say "notice me" rather than "I read this." Point 3 : LinkedIn is built for speed, not for deep understanding of content, so users subconsciously adapt by skimming instead of reading. That changes how you should analyze content performance.