I make 5-figure months and here is what my 2 kids are getting for Christmas $19.99 monster truck $18 book $12 box of chocolates $40 ballet gear for my oldest ——- $89.99 Total Christmas spend No e…
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LinkedIn Content Strategy & Writing Style
Helping ex-corporates turned consultants & coaches make revenue in their biz from Year 1 using LinkedIn🔸Ex-Fin Director (15y) managing $1B bizs -> 6-figure Coachsultant in 12 months 🔸ICF-accredited🔸Speaker🔸Mum of 2
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Anastasiia positions herself as the pragmatic architect of the corporate-to-consultant transition, leveraging her background as a Finance Director managing billion-dollar portfolios to provide high-stakes credibility. Her content strategy centers on the "logical" path to six-figure revenue, blending rigorous financial discipline with a raw, high-transparency narrative about the "brutal" first year of entrepreneurship. She is notable for her unapologetic focus on resourcefulness over resources, often contrasting the hollow status of corporate titles against the uncapped autonomy of "coachsulting." The most compelling intersection in her work is the fusion of high-performance business scaling with radical life-design, where she treats family travel and "date nights" as non-negotiable KPIs that are just as vital as revenue targets.
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I make 5-figure months and here is what my 2 kids are getting for Christmas $19.99 monster truck $18 book $12 box of chocolates $40 ballet gear for my oldest ——- $89.99 Total Christmas spend No e…
10 signs you might be a better entrepreneur than an employee i was sitting in my $250k corporate role thinking how would I know whether I am cut for entrepreneurship. Now 12 months later since go…
I temporarily separated from my husband on October 13th. I started building my business on May 2nd. I began my fitness challenge on December 11th (my trainer even raised his eyebrows and said, "Ar…
Nobody warns you how brutal your first 12 months of building a coachsulting business actually are. People saw my post where I said I made a $30k month within 12 months of going all in, with the next…
My 6 lessons from my first 12 months going all in for my business and making 6-figure profit👇 - With zero entrepreneurial experience ever prior to that - With 15 years in senior corporate finance r…
This too shall pass. We are coming to an end of 2025 and this will be my last post this year. After coaching clients from 9 countries, having 1000+ conversations this year, going through some of t…
4.7 posts/week
Posts / Week
1.7 days
Days Between Posts
1
Total Posts Analyzed
HIGH
Posting Frequency
0%
Avg Engagement Rate
INCREASING
Performance Trend
300
Avg Length (Words)
HIGH
Depth Level
ADVANCED
Expertise Level
0.8/10
Uniqueness Score
YES
Question Usage
0.7%
Response Rate
Writing style breakdown
Conversational, direct, emotionally open, and motivational.
Professional but not stiff; reads like a high-achieving, straight-talking friend/mentor.
Strongly persuasive, with a mix of inspiration and tough love.
Often reflective and philosophical, but always grounded in concrete life and business examples.
Semi-casual professional.
Uses slang and mild profanity for impact (shit, get my shit together, f***ing way, ick).
Mixes high-level concepts (Maslow’s hierarchy, Dunning–Kruger effect, Socratic ignorance) with everyday language.
High-energy, forward-driving, action-oriented.
Emotional openness about struggle (war, separation, brutal first 12 months).
empathetic, nurturing, loving (With love! 🎄, my dear women)
and no-nonsense, slightly confrontational (stop this self-deprecating shit, you gotta put your big girl’s/boy’s pants on).
Rhetorical questions (Have you ever met…? Are you in control of your days?).
Direct address and imperatives (Ask yourself, Keep your trifecta, Do more. Do right.).
Short, punchy standalone statements for emphasis (Immediately. Be curious readers. Choose wisely ❤️).
Parallelism in lists (the character they built / the love & time they experienced with you / the world they have seen).
You don’t need more resources – you need more resourcefulness.
Keep your trifecta – soul, mind and body – in order.
This determines the quality of our life, our relationships, our achievements and our growth.
You might be climbing the wrong mountain.
Heavy use of first person singular (I) telling her own story as proof and authority.
Heavy use of second person (you) for direct coaching and challenge.
Occasionally uses first person plural (we) to create shared identity (We are coming to an end of 2025; We are coming to an end of 2025 and this will be my last post this year).
Try this, Do more, Stop this self-deprecating shit, Carry yourself with grace and pride.
Mixes compassionate questions (Are you living an intentional life?) with confronting ones (A Doer or a Talker?).
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