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2024-10-08T12:57:30.467Z

You're Eating Your Boost Like This – Here's How to Get Unstuck and Grow Your Business Again Sometimes, in business, you can feel stuck—like you're not moving forward despite all your efforts. I get it, and I’ve been there too. You’re grinding day in and day out, but the results just don’t match the energy you’re putting in. It's frustrating. But here’s the thing. If you’re stuck, you might just be eating up your own boost. Let me explain. We all have that initial energy and drive when we first start something—our ‘boost,’ if you will. But over time, we burn through it without realizing it. Our mind gets cluttered, and suddenly, what used to work doesn’t anymore. That's when it's time to hit the reset button. If you're feeling that way, these steps might be just what you need to clear your mind and kickstart your business growth again. 1. Step Back – Sometimes, the best way to move forward is to step back and take a breather. It might feel counterproductive, but trust me, you need that distance to see things clearly. 2. Reassess Your Strategy – What worked when you started might not work now. Take a hard look at your business model, target audience, and marketing efforts. Are they still relevant? Are they still aligned with your goals? 3. Focus on Small Wins – When you're stuck, trying to achieve something huge can feel overwhelming. Instead, break things down. Focus on small, achievable goals that will give you quick wins and rebuild your momentum. 4. Simplify – Complexity can paralyze progress. Are you over-complicating things? Try simplifying your approach, stripping away the unnecessary, and focusing on what really matters. So, if you feel like you’re stuck, stop eating your boost. Take a step back, reassess, and build your way up again. Trust me, your business will thank you for it. If this doesn't work out, I back off. Simple as that. But at least I know I gave it everything before making that call.

Anonymous

Stealth • 5m

I think LinkedIn is now overrated. So tell me, When you have downloaded LinkedIn and used it for the first time, what was your thoughts about to use LinkedIn and what's the reason to use LinkedIn for you. And now tell me the one reason that not to use LinkedIn. What's the nagative point of LinkedIn and what should be change in LinkedIn ?

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ICICI Bank • 29d

i personally think they failed the transition from job searching app to professional news site for professionals as well as connecting them well

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Ambar Bhusari

Stealth • 5m

"Hate it or love it, but you can't ignore LinkedIn." is what I normally use to say. Tides are changing now. Its chaotic but it has userbase that can't be ignored. If only LinkedIn seperated company updates and personal professional updates.

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Pooja Prakash

Stealth • 5m

I have been trying to find a job in LinkedIn since 6 months not even a single call or mail from company.

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Stealth • 5m

Everyone uses it for diff. ways Someone for copywriting, leads, bragging, Gyan c- nvm

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Rajan Paswan

Stealth • 5m

I like LinkedIn using only of their search feature. The vast database of companies, employees and working professional in one place.

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Anonymous 4

Stealth • 5m

The posts are cringe and the creators are marketing SOMETHING or the others 90% of the times, hard to trust.

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Anonymous 3

Stealth • 5m

Hard agree on LinkedIn becoming a shithole of motivational bs and humblebragging. Every third post is some "Here's how I went from a janitor to a billionaire CEO" most likely fictional story designed to go viral.

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Anonymous 2

Stealth • 5m

Ok, I'll be 100% honest here. When I first joined LinkedIn years ago, I thought it was a great professional network for keeping your profile updated and making connections in your industry. The ability to follow companies and see job postings was really useful early in my career. These days though, I find LinkedIn has become a bit overrated and cringey. Too much humblebragging, motivational word-vomit posts, and straight-up misleading career humble porn. It's lost some of its professional edge.

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