LinkedIn Post From a Client Story
Turn a client breakthrough into an anonymized LinkedIn post that teaches something.
Prompt preview
Write a LinkedIn post based on a lesson from a coaching session. What happened (I'll anonymize; you generalize further): Client kept rewriting their resignation letter for 3 weeks. Realized they weren't afraid of leaving, but of telling their mentor. The lesson for readers: The decision is rarely the hard part; the conversation is. Open mid-scene with a single specific moment from the session, then zoom out to the lesson. Under 200 words, short lines, no hashtags beyond 3 at the end, no emojis. Change any detail that could identify the client: role, industry, numbers and setting. I'm a coach. Use these placeholders where needed: [My name], [My niche], [My signature offer], [Booking link]. Write in a warm, direct, grounded voice: plain words, no hype, no therapy-speak and no guaranteed outcomes. Confidentiality comes first: never repeat sensitive client details verbatim, never use a client's real name in anything public, and generalize any health, money, relationship or workplace specifics so no one could be identified.