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+ <!-- Generated by scripts/sync-templates.mjs from the Postemi app's template library (en.ts, catalog.ts). Do not edit by hand: change the app, then run the script again. -->
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+ # LinkedIn
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+ Post types for founders: building in public, stories, lessons and more.
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+ 30 templates. Square brackets are placeholders: replace every one before you post.
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+ ## Building in public
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+ ### Feature announcement (`liFeature`)
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+ - Network: LinkedIn
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+ - Use it when: Skip the plain announcement. Show what the new feature makes possible.
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+ ```text
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+ We just shipped [feature].
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+ It took us [time], longer than we planned. The reason: [the part that turned out harder than it looked].
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+ What you can do now: [what it makes possible].
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+ What we learned building it: [one lesson].
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+ ```
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+ ### The plan we changed (`liBuiltWrong`)
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+ - Network: LinkedIn
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+ - Use it when: Share a decision you turned around. It shows you listen before you build.
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+ ```text
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+ We were about to build [feature].
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+ Then we talked to [number] customers. [What they told us].
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+ So we built [what you built] instead.
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+ What changed our mind: [the moment or the data].
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+ ```
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+ ### A request we said no to (`liSaidNo`)
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+ - Network: LinkedIn
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+ - Use it when: Explaining a no makes people trust your yes.
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+ ```text
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+ A customer asked us for [feature] this week. We said no.
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+ Not because it is a bad idea, but because [your reason].
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+ What we are doing instead: [your alternative].
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+ Would you have made the same call?
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+ ```
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+ ### A number we learned from (`liMetric`)
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+ - Network: LinkedIn
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+ - Use it when: A real number says more than a vague claim about growth.
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+ ```text
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+ [number] [customers, users or orders] [what happened] last month.
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+ We looked at every single one. The main reason: [reason].
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+ So this month we are [what you are changing].
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+ I will share how it goes.
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+ ```
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+ ### Our tool stack (`liStack`)
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+ - Network: LinkedIn
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+ - Use it when: People like to see how a company really runs, tool by tool.
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+ ```text
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+ Every tool we use to run [company] with a team of [number]:
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+ • [tool]: [what we use it for]
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+ • [tool]: [what we use it for]
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+ • [tool]: [what we use it for]
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+ • [tool]: [what we use it for]
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+ If we could keep only one: [tool].
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+ ```
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+ ## Your founder story
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+ ### Why I started this (`liOrigin`)
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+ - Network: LinkedIn
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+ - Use it when: Tell your origin story every few months. New followers have not heard it yet.
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+ ```text
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+ [number] years ago I was [your situation].
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+ I kept asking myself why nobody had built [the thing you missed].
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+ So I started [company].
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+ Today [where you are now]. What has not changed: [the reason you still do it].
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+ ```
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+ ### A mistake that cost me (`liMistake`)
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+ - Network: LinkedIn
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+ - Use it when: Owning a mistake builds trust faster than a perfect record.
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+ ```text
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+ The worst [hiring, product or money] decision I have made: [what you did].
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+ What it cost: [the result].
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+ What I do differently now: [the lesson].
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+ ```
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+ ### My daily routine (`liRoutine`)
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+ - Network: LinkedIn
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+ - Use it when: Other founders are curious how you keep going.
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+ ```text
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+ My daily habits as a founder:
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+ • [habit]
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+ • [habit]
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+ • [habit]
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+ The one I drop on a busy day: [habit].
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+ The one I never drop: [habit].
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+ ```
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+ ### Advice I ignored (`liIgnoredAdvice`)
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+ - Network: LinkedIn
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+ - Use it when: Everyone has a piece of advice they wish they had taken.
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+ ```text
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+ [number] years ago someone told me: [the advice].
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+ I ignored it. Here is what happened:
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+ [what went wrong]
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+ What I would tell myself now: [the lesson].
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+ ```
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+ ### Unpopular opinion (`liHotTake`)
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+ - Network: LinkedIn
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+ - Use it when: Take a clear stand, then invite the debate. Safe posts get scrolled past.
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+ ```text
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+ Unpopular opinion: [your opinion about your field].
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+ Here is why:
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+ [reason one]
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+ [reason two]
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+ Agree or disagree?
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+ ```
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+ ## Industry commentary
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+ ### Take on a trend (`liTrend`)
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+ - Network: LinkedIn
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+ - Use it when: Comment on what your industry is talking about this week.
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+ ```text
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+ Everyone is talking about [trend].
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+ What most takes miss: [your point].
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+ What I expect to happen next: [your view].
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+ ```
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+ ### How it really works (`liExplainer`)
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+ - Network: LinkedIn
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+ - Use it when: Explain something insiders know and outsiders get wrong.
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+ ```text
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+ Most people think [common belief].
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+ Here is how it really works:
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+ 1. [step or fact]
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+ 2. [step or fact]
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+ 3. [step or fact]
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+ Once you see it, [what changes].
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+ ```
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+ ### A prediction (`liPrediction`)
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+ - Network: LinkedIn
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+ - Use it when: A bold forecast gets people talking. Be ready to be wrong.
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+ ```text
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+ My prediction: in [number] years, [what will change].
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+ Why I think so:
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+ • [signal one]
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+ • [signal two]
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+ • [signal three]
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+ Save this and check back in [year].
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+ ```
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+ ### A versus B (`liCompare`)
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+ - Network: LinkedIn
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+ - Use it when: Compare two approaches and say when each one fits.
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+ ```text
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+ [approach A] or [approach B] for [use case]?
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+ Pick [approach A] when:
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+ • [situation]
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+ • [situation]
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+ Pick [approach B] when:
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+ • [situation]
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+ • [situation]
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+ We use [your choice], because [reason].
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+ ```
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+ ### What another company gets right (`liLearnedFrom`)
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+ - Network: LinkedIn
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+ - Use it when: Study a company people respect and pull out a lesson others can use.
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+ ```text
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+ [company] does [thing] differently from everyone else in [industry].
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+ What they do: [description].
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+ Why it works: [reason].
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+ What we took from it: [your change].
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+ ```
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+ ## Team and culture
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+ ### Welcome a new hire (`liWelcome`)
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+ - Network: LinkedIn
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+ - Use it when: Celebrate who joins. They share it, and more people see it.
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+ ```text
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+ [name] just joined us as [role].
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+ Why I am excited: [a specific reason].
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+ In the first months [first name] will [what they will work on].
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+ Welcome to the team!
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+ ```
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+ ### A team win (`liTeamWin`)
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+ - Network: LinkedIn
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+ - Use it when: Put the spotlight on your team, not on yourself.
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+ ```text
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+ A big thank you to [person or team] for [what they achieved].
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+ The story behind it: [short context].
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+ Why it matters: [the impact].
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+ ```
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+ ### How we hire (`liHiring`)
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+ - Network: LinkedIn
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+ - Use it when: Explain what you look for when you build a team.
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+ ```text
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+ We do not hire for [what most companies look for].
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+ We hire for [what you look for instead].
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+ Why: [the reason, ideally with an example].
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+ ```
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+ ### A day with us (`liDayInLife`)
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+ - Network: LinkedIn
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+ - Use it when: Show what working with you really looks like.
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+ ```text
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+ What our [meeting, ritual or day] looks like:
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+ [short description]
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+ Why we do it this way: [reason].
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+ What we changed after trying it: [lesson].
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+ ```
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+ ### A value in action (`liValues`)
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+ - Network: LinkedIn
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+ - Use it when: Do not list your values. Show one at work.
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+ ```text
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+ One of our values is [value].
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+ Last week it looked like this: [specific example].
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+ It cost us [time, money or comfort], and we would do it again.
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+ ```
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+ ## Lessons and frameworks
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+ ### A framework I use (`liFramework`)
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+ - Network: LinkedIn
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+ - Use it when: Give people a mental model they can use the same day.
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+ ```text
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+ How I decide [a common decision]:
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+ 1. [question or step]
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+ 2. [question or step]
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+ 3. [question or step]
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+ If all three point the same way, [what you do].
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+ ```
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+ ### A book or podcast that changed my mind (`liRecommend`)
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+ - Network: LinkedIn
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+ - Use it when: A recommendation with the reason beats a plain list.
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+ ```text
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+ [title] changed how I think about [topic].
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+ The key idea: [one sentence summary].
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+ What I do differently since: [your change].
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+ ```
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+ ### What I would tell my younger self (`liTellMyself`)
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+ - Network: LinkedIn
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+ - Use it when: A classic format, because it keeps working.
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+ ```text
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+ [number] things I would tell myself when I started [company or career]:
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+ 1. [lesson]
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+ 2. [lesson]
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+ 3. [lesson]
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+ 4. [lesson]
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+ 5. [lesson]
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+ ```
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+ ### A counterintuitive lesson (`liCounterintuitive`)
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+ - Network: LinkedIn
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+ - Use it when: Question the usual advice, and give the reason.
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+ ```text
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+ Something counterintuitive I have learned: [lesson].
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+ Why it is true: [explanation].
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+ When it does not apply: [exception].
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+ ```
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+ ### A resource to share (`liResource`)
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+ - Network: LinkedIn
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+ - Use it when: Give away something useful, and people come back for more.
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+ ```text
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+ Here is the [template, checklist or doc] we use for [purpose].
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+ [the content, or a link]
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+ Take it and make it yours.
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+ ```
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+ ## Conversation starters
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+ ### Ask a question (`liQuestion`)
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+ - Network: LinkedIn
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+ - Use it when: Simple, as long as you ask something people want to answer.
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+ ```text
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+ [audience]: what is one [tool, habit or idea] you could not work without?
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+ Mine: [your answer].
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+ ```
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+ ### Ask for hot takes (`liOpinionPrompt`)
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+ - Network: LinkedIn
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+ - Use it when: Invite others to share their unpopular opinions, and go first.
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+ ```text
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+ What is an unpopular opinion you hold about [topic]?
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+ I will go first: [your take].
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+ ```
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+ ### A poll (`liPoll`)
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+ - Network: LinkedIn
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+ - Use it when: Polls make it easy to take part. Use them now and then, not every week.
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+ ```text
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+ What matters more for [audience or stage]?
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+ • [option B]
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+ Vote, then tell me why in the comments.
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+ ```
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+ ### What would you do? (`liScenario`)
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+ - Network: LinkedIn
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+ - Use it when: Share a real dilemma and let people weigh in.
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+ ```text
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+ Scenario: [the situation you faced].
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+ What would you do?
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+ I will share what we did in the comments tomorrow.
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+ ```
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+ ### Say thank you (`liThanks`)
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+ - Network: LinkedIn
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+ - Use it when: Thank someone who helped. They reply, and their network sees it.
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+ ```text
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+ A thank you to [person] for [what they did].
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+ It helped more than they know: [the difference it made].
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+ ```
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+ <!-- Generated by scripts/sync-templates.mjs from the Postemi app's template library (en.ts, catalog.ts). Do not edit by hand: change the app, then run the script again. -->
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+ # X
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+ Short formats that work on X: takes, lists, polls and how-tos.
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+ 10 templates. Square brackets are placeholders: replace every one before you post.
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+ ## You need this, not that (`xDontNeed`)
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+ - Network: X
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+ - Use it when: Name something your audience thinks they need, then give your different take.
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+ ```text
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+ You do not need [what people think they need].
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+ You need [what really helps].
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+ [one line on why]
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+ ```
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+ ## Bold claim, then why (`xBoldWhy`)
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+ - Network: X
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+ - Use it when: State something you believe, then back it up with the reason.
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+ ```text
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+ [bold statement].
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+ Here is why it works:
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+ [the reason, a fact or a short example]
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+ ```
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+ ## Tools and what they cost (`xToolList`)
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+ - Network: X
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+ - Use it when: A useful list for your audience. Adding the prices makes it even more useful.
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+ ```text
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+ The tools I use to run [what you run]:
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+ • [tool]: [price]
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+ • [tool]: [price]
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+ • [tool]: [price]
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+ • [tool]: [price]
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+ Total: [amount] a month.
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+ ```
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+ ## It is not about X (`xNotAbout`)
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+ - Network: X
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+ - Use it when: Turn a common belief around and point at what really matters.
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+ ```text
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+ [topic] is not about [common belief].
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+ It is about [what really matters].
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+ ```
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+ ## Hard truth (`xHardTruth`)
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+ - Network: X
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+ - Use it when: Say out loud what many people know but few say.
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+ ```text
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+ Hard truth about [topic]:
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+ [the truth in one or two lines]
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+ ```
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+ ## Curated thread (`xCuratedThread`)
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+ - Network: X
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+ - Use it when: Collect the best posts, accounts or links on one topic. Add one per post in the thread below.
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+ ```text
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+ The best [posts, accounts or resources] on [topic] I found this year.
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+ A thread worth saving:
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+ ```
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+ ## Quick vote (`xPoll`)
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+ - Network: X
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+ - Use it when: Easy to join, and you learn what your audience thinks.
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+ ```text
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+ Quick question for [audience]:
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+ [your question]
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+ A) [option]
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+ C) [option]
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+ ```
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+ ## Describe it in one word (`xOneWord`)
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+ - Network: X
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+ - Use it when: An easy ask that gets a lot of replies. Good for reach, less so for authority.
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+ ```text
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+ Describe [thing] in one word.
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+ I will start: [your word].
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+ ```
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+ ## Step by step how-to (`xHowTo`)
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+ - Network: X
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+ - Use it when: Turn something you do well into steps people can follow.
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+ ```text
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+ How to [result] in [number] steps:
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+ 2. [step]
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+ The step most people skip: [step].
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+ ```
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+ ## Myth vs reality (`xMythReality`)
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+ - Network: X
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+ - Use it when: Take a belief people hold and show what the evidence says.
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+ ```text
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+ Myth: [what people believe].
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+ Reality: [what is true].
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+ Proof: [your data, test or example].
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+ ```